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Grantee Profile: Kettle Range Conservation Group
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| 2004 |
$25,000 |
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The grant supported Kettle Range Conservation Group's overall forests and rivers program.
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| 2003 |
$25,000 |
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The grant supported the organization's work to protect federal lands in the northeastern portion of Washington State, including the forests of the Colville National Forest and the arid shrub-steppe grasslands administered by the Bureau of Land Management and the state of Washington.
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| 2001 |
$2,000 |
Citizens for a Bi-national Review of the Dam |
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The Kettle Range Conservation Group seeks to sustain, restore, and protect wild forests and other natural ecosystems of the Interior Columbia River Basin and increase public awareness of the connection between nature, health, and society. The Kettle Range Conservation Group serves as the fiscal sponsor for Citizens for a Bi-national Review of the Dam, which seeks to prevent over-allocation of water in the Kettle River Watershed due to lack of international coordination on issues of water allocation and water project permitting. The grant supports a project to conduct legal research on water rights allocation in the Kettle River watershed, and use the research in public outreach and education about possible environmental harm from proposed allocations.
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PO Box 1407
Orient, WA
99160
(509) 684-8287
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| 2001 |
$30,000 |
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The Kettle Range Conservation Group seeks to sustain, restore, and protect wild forests and other natural ecosystems of the Interior Columbia River Basin and increase public awareness of the connection between nature, health, and society. The grant supports the organization's overall operations, including work to protect wilderness areas in eastern Washington. ($20,000 Forests and Land Ecosystems; $10,000 Rivers, Wetlands, Estuaries, and Marine Ecosystems)
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| 2000 |
$20,000 |
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Kettle Range Conservation Group seeks to sustain, restore, and protect wild forests and other natural ecosystems of the Interior Columbia River Basin and increase public awareness of the connection between nature, health, and society. The grant supports the organization's overall operations and its work to protect wilderness areas.
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| 1999 |
$20,000 |
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Kettle Range Conservation Group seeks to protect natural ecosystem diversity in the upper Columbia River basin through the preservation of wilderness and ancient forests, and through the promotion of sustainable resource use. $10,000 of the grant supports the organizationÍs overall operations and efforts to support the protection of wilderness areas. $10,000 is dedicated to a project to engage citizen groups in three counties in northeastern Washington in efforts to promote growth management objectives. ($10,000 Forests and Land Ecosystems; $10,000 Growth Management and Transportation)
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