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Bullitt Environmental Fellowship

The Bullitt Environmental Fellowship is a two-year, $50,000/year fellowship for graduate students interested in pursuing leadership positions within the environmental field.

Bullitt Foundation Vision

An essay by Denis Hayes. Cascadia, the Northwest corner of the United States and the Southwest corner of Canada, is emerging as ground zero for sustainable development.

Other Grant Opportunities

Notices of funding resources outside the Bullitt Foundation.

 

Grantee Profile: Pacific Forest Trust

1001A O'Reilly Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94129
(415) 561-0700

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Grants

Year Value Project Description
2011 $40,000

To support the organization's overall program in Oregon and Washington.

Regions

  • Washington
  • Oregon

Program Areas

  • Ecosystem Services

Contact

2010 $35,000

For continuing work on sustainable forestry and climate policy.

Regions

  • Washington
  • Oregon

Program Areas

  • Ecosystem Services

Contact

360-791-8224
2008 $40,000

To enable the organization's continued participation in efforts by Washington State and the Western Climate Initiative to develop forest-related climate mitigation policies.

Regions

  • Washington

Program Areas

  • Inactive Programs

Contact

Seattle
206-682-0677
2007 $35,000

The grant supports work to reduce net CO2 emissions in Washington State through forest conservation, restoration, and stewardship.

Regions

  • Washington

Program Areas

  • Inactive Programs

Contact

Seattle
206-351-5717
2005 $25,000

The grant supports the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument Forestlands Initiative.

Regions

  • Oregon

Program Areas

  • Inactive Programs

Contact

2004 $25,000

The grant supported the Cascade Siskiyou National Monument Forestlands Initiative.

Regions

  • Oregon

Program Areas

  • Inactive Programs

Contact

2002 $20,000

Pacific Forest Trust works to preserve and restore private productive forest lands in the Pacific Northwest by protecting the land base of working forests from conversion to non-forest uses and from degradation due to over-harvest. The grant supports a project to develop carbon sequestration crediting as a tool for private forest conservation.

Regions

  • Washington
  • Oregon

Program Areas

  • Inactive Programs

Contact

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