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2009 ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM GRANTS

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Advocates for the West
Boise, ID (llucas@advocateswest.org)
To protect the fragile sagebrush-steppe ecosystem in the Western United States.   $20,677
Alaska Conservation Alliance
Anchorage, AK (caitlin@akvoice.org)
General support, including empowering the environmental community in Alaska to advocate for clean energy.   $10,000
Alaska Conservation Foundation
Anchorage, AK (acinfo@akcf.org)
To improve the effectiveness of the grassroots environmental community in Alaska.   $20,000
American Rivers
Portland, OR (bswift@americanrivers.org)
To protect free flowing wild rivers in Oregon.   $10,000
Audubon Naturalist Society of the Central Atlantic States
Chevy Chase, MD (neal@audubonnaturalist.org)
To support the Rust Sanctuary.   $5,000
Back Country Hunters and Anglers
Pollock, ID (hollye@hughes.net)
To support the hunting and angling community in Idaho.   $5,000
Bark
Portland, OR (alex@bark-out.org)
To restore the natural vitality of Mount Hood.   $15,000
Campaign for America's Wilderness
Durango, CO (krait@leaveitwild.org)
To organize a conference that trains aspiring young wilderness activists.   $2,500
Cascade Coalition for Sustainable Communities
Lebanon, OR (jjust@centurytel.net)
To support web and email updates about global warming.   $1,000
Center for Biological Diversity
Tuscon, AZ (ngreenwald@biologicaldiversity.org)
To monitor the health and well being of salmon in the Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests.   $25,000
Coast Range Association
Corvallis, OR (chuckw@coastrange.org)
To establish a network of marine reserves in Oregon's ocean.   $5,000
Columbia Riverkeeper
Hood River, OR (bv@columbiariverkeeper.org)
To protect the Columbia River from various threats, including liquefied natural gas.   $10,000
Crag Law Center
Portland, OR (chris@crag.org)
General support, including legal services to protect imperiled ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest.   $10,000
Duke University
Durham, NC (weinthal@duke.edu)
To support the Student International Discussion Group at the Nicholas School of the Environment.   $12,000
Ecotrust
Portland, OR (nancyb@ecotrust.org)
To co-sponsor a public lecture by Thomas Friedman about his book, "Hot, Flat, and Crowded," which focuses on the impacts of global warming on society.   $1,000
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