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The Bullitt Environmental Fellowship is a
two-year, $50,000/year fellowship for graduate students interested in
pursuing leadership positions within the environmental field.
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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.
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Notices of funding resources outside the Bullitt Foundation.
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Grantee Profile: Salmonweb
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Grants
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| 2001 |
$19,000 |
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Salmonweb works to connect and inspire citizen volunteers, scientists, and decisionmakers to build and share the knowledge we need to protect and restore the integrity of living waters. The grant supported the overall operations of the organization, focusing on its strategic planning and organizational development. Salmonweb terminated operations in June 2001.
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| 2000 |
$25,000 |
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Salmonweb connects and inspires citizen volunteers, scientists, and decisionmakers to build and share the knowledge needed to protect and restore the integrity of living waters. The grant supports the continued development of the Salmonweb Internet site, which is used to communicate background knowledge and monitoring techniques, and to collect and store data on the conditions of the region's streams and rivers to aid their preservation and restoration.
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| 1999 |
$30,000 |
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The YMCA of Greater Seattle seeks to serve all people of the community, helping them to realize their full potential through the development of spirit, mind, and body. The grant supports a program to continue implementing and maintaining the Salmonweb Internet site, which is used to communicate background knowledge and monitoring techniques, and to collect and store data on the conditions of the regionÍs streams and rivers to aid their preservation and restoration. ($10,000 Public Outreach, Education, and Capacity Building; $20,000 Rivers, Wetlands, and Estuaries)
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Seattle
206-459-0788
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