Fishing-related NGO Grants List

GRANTOR GRANTEE DATE AMOUNT $ CONTACT WEBSITE PURPOSE

WALTON Conservation International Foundation 2007 21,319,202

http://www.waltonfamil

yfoundation.org/aboutu

s/2007grants.asp#envt

WALTON Conservation International Foundation 2008 20,872,382




MOORE

Oregon State University, Department of

Zoology Sep. 2004 13,543,700

http://www.moore.org/g

rant.aspx?id=1022

This grant to Oregon State University supports the Partnership

for Interdisciplinary Studies of Coastal Oceans (PISCO), a

research consortium involving marine scientists from four

universities. Through this large-scale marine program, PISCO

researchers ar

TURNER National Environmental Trust 12,440,000

PEW Oceana Mar-07 9,000,000

Andrew

Sharpless

To strengthen marine conservation policies and improve

Oceanas capacity to engage the public, conduct scientific

analyses and build institutional support.

MOORE

University of Massachusetts Boston,

John W. McCormack Graduate

School of Policy Studies Nov. 2007 8,181,785

This grant to the University of Massachusetts Boston, John W.

McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies will support the

Massachusetts Ocean Partnership, a broad-based coalition of

stakeholders that is working to ensure the creation of a sound Area-

Base

MOORE Resources Legacy Fund Foundation Jul. 2008 7,066,142

This grant to the Resources Legacy Fund Foundation supports the

continued implementation of the Marine Life Protection Act

(MLPA) in the North-Central, South, and North Coast regions of

California. The grant also supports the work of non-governmental

orga

TURNER Natural Resources Defense Council 6,846,542

PEW Oceana Dec-03 5,625,000 Andrew To provide general operating support.

WALTON Environmental Defense Fund 2008 5,073,039




PEW Oceana Dec-01 5,035,000

In support of efforts to reduce the incidental bycatch of fish and

other marine life, curtail particularly destructive fishing

practices, and develop a stronger public constituency for

EDF CALIFORNIA FISHERIES FUND 5,000,000

PEW Oceana Dec-02 4,500,000

Andrew

Sharpless

In support of efforts to stop the destruction of marine life by

curtailing the use of destructive fishing practices, assess and

reduce the amount of fish and other marine life destroyed in the

pursuit of target species, reduce ocean pollution and develop a

strong and engaged constituency for ocean conservation.


Andrew

Sharpless

General operating support for an international marine advocacy

organization


Andrew

Sharpless

General operating support for an international marine advocacy

organization

PEW Oceana Mar-09 4,500,000 James Simon

To provide general operating support to strengthen Oceanas

capacity to restore ocean ecosystems and protect marine biodiversity

by engaging and educating the public, performing scientific analysis

and nonpartisan research, and broadening institutional support.

PEW Poseidon (Oceana Inc.) Jun-00 4,032,000 For support of a new global marine organization. (Oceana Inc)

http://www.waltonfamilyfoundation.org/aboutus/2007grants.asp






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MOORE Turning Point Initiative Society Sep. 2007 3,562,658

This grant to the Turning Point Initiative Society enables First

Nations to define and advance the Pacific North Coast Integrated

Management Area (PNCIMA) Area-Based Management (ABM)

process, building on the conservation success realized through the

Great

PEW Strategies for the Global Environment Sep-99 3,500,000 Eileen For establishment of a national oceans commission

TURNER National Wildlife Federation 3,476,000

PEW Miami, University of Sep-05 3,240,000 Ellen Pikitch To support the Pew Institute for Ocean Science.

MOORE Resources Legacy Fund Foundation Nov. 2004 3,220,574

With this grant, the Resources Legacy Fund is working to

implement California's Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA). The

statewide network, as authorized in the 1999 Marine Life Protection

Act, is designed to protect key segments of California's coastal oce

PEW Pew Institute for Ocean Science Sep-04 3,200,000 Ellen Pikitch To support the Pew Institute for Ocean Science.

MOORE

Duke University, Nicholas School of the

Environment and Earth Sciences Nov. 2004 3,066,000

Duke University is using this grant to develop a global perspective

on the incidental catch of seabirds, sea turtles, and marine

mammals. In collaboration with in-country scientists, national

fisheries management authorities, and regional fisheries manage

EDF China Association for NGO 3,000,000

PEW National Environmental Trust Mar-99 3,000,000

Thomas

Wathen For general operating support.

PEW Pew Institute for Ocean Science Sep-06 3,000,000

Robyn

O'Reilly To support the Pew Institute for Ocean Science.

PEW Miami, University of Sep-07 3,000,000 Ellen Pikitch To support the Pew Institute for Ocean Science.

PEW

Research Foundation of State University

of New York Jun-08 3,000,000 Ellen Pikitch

To conduct scientific research regarding sustainable fisheries

management and conservation of threatened and endangered fish.

PEW Pew Center for Marine Studies Sep-03 2,923,000 Ellen Pikitch

To establish the Pew Institute for Ocean Science for the purpose

of advancing scientific research and understanding of the problems

affecting the sea, managing the Pew Fellows Program, and

educating the public and policymakers on the impact that fishing

and other human activities are having on the marine environment.

MOORE Resources Legacy Fund Foundation May-09 2,800,000

This grant is to the Resources Legacy Fund Foundation to support

the continuation of a successful public-private partnership with the

State of California to implement the Marine Life Protection Act

(MLPA) in the North-Central Coast region of the state. Th

TIDES Tides Canada Foundation 2007 2,759,300 www.tidescanada.org PASS THROUGH?

PEW University of British Columbia Dec-06 2,500,000 Dirk Zeoller

To refine and expand the Sea Around Us projects database of

information and analysis on the ecosystem impacts of

commercial fishing and the overall health of the worlds oceans.

PEW Wildlife Forever Mar-99 2,338,000

Tim

Richardson

To develop a new initiative to engage sport hunting and fishing

organizations in high-profile national conservation policy

debates related to protecting wildlife habitat on public lands.

PEW British Columbia, University of Jun-99 2,134,000 Daniel Pauly

To establish a scientific group to study the impact of fisheries on

marine ecosystems and to produce a report on the state of the

North Atlantic ocean.

































MOORE World Wildlife Fund Canada Nov. 2007 2,105,625

This grant to World Wildlife Fund Canada enhances the

effectiveness of Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations,

industry representatives, and other influential Canadians to promote

Area-Based Management (ABM) in areas like British Columbia’s

Pacific

PEW The Sea Around Us Project Dec-00 2,105,000 Daniel Pauly

To apply a newly developed ecological model to assess the

overall health of two major global marine regions, with a

particular emphasis on the ecosystem impacts of commercial

fishing.

PEW Strategies for the Global Environment Sep-01 2,000,000

Christophe

Tulou

For completion of the work of the Pew Oceans Commission and

its report to the nation on policies needed to restore and protect

living marine resources in U.S. waters.

PEW The Sea Around Us Dec-02 2,000,000 Daniel Pauly

To apply a newly developed ecological model to assess the

overall health of major global marine regions, with a particular

emphasis on the ecosystem impacts of commercial fishing.

MOORE Environmental Defense Nov. 2007 1,980,192

This grant supports implementation of Dedicated Access

Privileges (DAPs, also known as "catch shares") in the entire

groundfish fishery and in the offshore sea scallop fishery, and

evaluates feasibility of implementation in a nearshore locally-

managed bay

WALTON Ocean Conservancy 2008 1,980,160

MOORE

Stanford University, Woods Institute for

the Environment Oct. 2008 1,967,175

This grant to Stanford University, Woods Institute for the

Environment grant will support the development and application of

a suite of ecosystem service models, using the InVest modeling

framework being developed as part of the Natural Capital project, t

TURNER Tides Foundation & Tides Center 1,925,308

MOORE Environmental Defense Aug. 2008 1,891,251

This grant to Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) builds on

previous work to establish an individual fishing quota (IFQ)

management system in the trawl sector of the Pacific groundfish

fishery. In the renewal grant, EDF will work to ensure that the rules

and

TIDES Tides Center 2006 1,777,473 http://www.tidescenter.or PASS THROUGH?

MOORE

University of California, San Diego

Center for Research on Biological

Systems Oct. 2004 1,762,420

This grant supports UC San Diego in the development of a next-

generation Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS)

designed to improve our understanding of the distribution patterns

of marine organisms. The system allows researchers to integrate and

m

PACKARD Marine Stewardship Council, Limited 1/11/2005 1,750,000 www.msc.org

For core support, reform implementation, and capacity development

at the Marine Stewardship Council

WALTON Marine Stewardship Council 2008 1,675,000

MOORE World Wildlife Fund Canada Nov. 2006 1,656,083

World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF-Canada) is using this grant to

foster relationships with key stakeholders in the northern region of

British Columbia’s Pacific North Coast Integrated Management

Area (PNCIMA) process. WWF-Canada is also working to build

the





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PACKARD Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation 1/1/2008 1,650,000 www.mbayaq.org For the Sustainable Seafood Initiative

PACKARD World Wildlife Fund 1/13/2008 1,650,000 www.worldwildlife.org For the continued development of aquaculture standards

PEW British Columbia, University of Jun-05 1,650,000 Daniel Pauly

To refine and expand the Sea Around Us projects database of

information and analysis on the ecosystem impacts of

commercial fishing and the overall health of major global

marine region

PACKARD Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation 1/12/2005 1,600,000 www.mbayaq.org For the Seafood Watch program

PACKARD Trust for Conservation Innovation 1/30/2007 1,600,000

www.trustforconservatio

ninnovation.org

To reduce the environmental impacts of aquaculture and

improve the sustainability of reduction fisheries used in fish

feed

PEW Public Education Initiative Jun-99 1,600,000 Vikki Spruill For a public education initiative on ocean issues.(SeaWeb)

PEW Wildlife Forever Jun-01 1,520,000

Robert

Munson

For continued support of a coalition comprising sport hunting and

fishing organizations engaging in protecting wildlife habitat on

public lands.

WALTON Environmental Defense Fund 2007 1,500,512

PACKARD Marine Stewardship Council, Limited 1/8/2006 1,500,000 www.msc.org

For core support, reform implementation, and capacity development

at the Marine Stewardship Council

PACKARD Marine Stewardship Council 1/12/2007 1,500,000 www.msc.org

For core support, continued reform implementation, and

capacity development

TIDES Tides Center 2005 1,500,000 PASS THROUGH?

PEW Earthjustice Mar-98 1,475,000

Vawter

Parker

To launch the Ocean Law Project, a coordinated legal effort to

restore marine ecosystems and fisheries.

PEW SeaWeb Jun-98 1,453,000 Vikki Spruill

To provide continued support for SeaWeb, a public education

initiative on ocean issues. (NRDC)

WALTON Ocean Conservancy 2007 1,429,000

MOORE

University of California, San Diego

Scripps Institution of Oceanography Dec. 2004 1,408,850

This grant to the Scripps Institution of Oceanography funds the

purchase of instruments and equipment for research and

monitoring of the California Current ecosystem off Southern

California. The research conducted by Scripps will lead to a better

understa

MOORE

University of California, Santa Barbara

Department of Ecology, Evolution and

Marine Biology Sep. 2004 1,391,737

This grant supports UC Santa Barbara's purchase of instruments

and equipment for coral reef research and monitoring in Moorea

(French Polynesia). The National Science Foundation recently

designated Moorea as a Long-Term Ecological Research site.

Outcomes for this grant include deployment of ecological research

instrumentation on Moorea

TURNER Greenpeace 1,390,000

TURNER Sierra Club 1,315,500

PACKARD SeaWeb 1/18/2006 1,300,000 www.seaweb.org For Seafood Choices Alliance

http://www.mbayaq.org/

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PEW Trout Unlimited National Office Sep-02 1,250,000

Fred Myers

Jr.

In support of a national alliance of hunters and fishermen

working to protect fish and wildlife populations on federal

public lands.

MOORE Tides Canada Foundation Aug. 2008 1,241,635

This grant supports the Tides Canada Foundation to elevate and

secure the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area

(PNCIMA) Area-Based Management process. Tides Canada will

also facilitate marine conservation Environmental Non-

Governmental Organizat


Stephen

Roady

For continued support of the Ocean Law Project, a coordinated

effort to restore marine ecosystems and fisheries.


Stephen

Roady

For continued support of the Ocean Law Project, a coordinated

effort to restore marine ecosystems and fisheries.

MOORE Tides Canada Foundation Nov. 2006 1,212,150

Tides Canada Foundation is using this grant to establish a Donor

Advised Fund devoted to increasing and sustaining Environmental

Non-Governmental Organization (ENGO) capacity, strategic

planning, and coordination for British Columbia’s Area-Based

Manageme

PACKARD Ocean Conservancy 1/19/2007 1,200,000

www.oceanconservancy.

org

For a comprehensive strategy to address the impacts of marine

aquaculture

PEW

Theodore Roosevelt Conservation

Partnership Dec-04 1,200,000

To support a national alliance of hunters and anglers working to

protect fish and wildlife populations on U.S. public lands, and

state and federal waters. (Trout Unlimited)

PEW University of British Columbia Dec-08 1,172,000 Daniel Pauly

To continue assessing and documenting the impact of fisheries on

the worlds oceans.

PACKARD Resources Legacy Fund 1/25/2007 1,165,500

www.resourceslegacyfun

d.org

To establish the Sustainable Aquaculture Fund to support

sustainable practices among small-scale aquaculture producers


Environmental Defense is using this grant to assess dedicated

access privilege (DAP) programs to create a credible view of the

strengths, weaknesses, and practical applicability of these

approaches. DAPs give individual fishermen, communities, or

cooperat

MOORE Gulf of Maine Research Institute Nov. 2007 1,065,058

The purpose of this grant is to support a Sector Extension

Program at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, to provide

technical and scientific expertise to fishing sectors (a form of

Dedicated Access Privilege) in the New England region.

PEW



Fred Myers

Jr.

Support for a national alliance of hunters and fishermen working

to protect fish and wildlife populations on federal public lands.

(Trout Unlimited)

PEW

United States Public Interest Research

Group Education Fund Jun-04 1,020,000

To support a public education campaign on the importance of

conservation-based federal fisheries management.




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This grant is to support Environmental Defense and its partners in

creating the California Fisheries Fund (CFF). The CFF will

provide fishers with sustainable access to capital for the research,

business planning, and implementation of new fisheries manag

PACKARD World Wildlife Fund 2/5/2007 1,000,000 www.worldwildlife.org For continued development of aquaculture standards

PEW


Group Education Fund Mar-03 1,000,000

To support a public education campaign about the importance of

federal fisheries management

PEW


Group Education Fund Jun-05 1,000,000

Richard

Trilsch

To provide targeted public education and strategic communications

on key issues that are of importance in maintaining and potentially

strengthening the conservation provisions of federal fishing

policies

PEW



Matthew

Connelly

To more fully and effectively engage Americas 40 million hunters

and anglers in an effort to protect critical wildlife and fish

habitat.

PEW Conserve Our Ocean Legacy Campaign Jun-06 1,000,000

To support a strategic public-education campaign focused on the

key issues that are of importance in maintaining and potentially

strengthening the conservation provisions of federal fishing

policies.

PACKARD Meridian Institute 1/9/2006 990,000 To convene and facilitate the Joint Ocean Commission Initiative

PACKARD Meridian Institute 1/13/2007 990,000 To convene and facilitate the Joint Ocean Commission Initiative

PACKARD World Wildlife Fund 1/13/2008 975,000 www.worldwildlife.org

To support MSC certification and to encourage and support

commitments of major buyers to source sustainable seafood,

including Wal-Mart

MOORE Resources Legacy Fund Aug. 2008 953,224

This grant to Resources Legacy Fund (RLF) builds off the recently

published law review article that contains an analysis of existing

gaps in California’s legal and regulatory marine management

system and promotes adoption of Area-Based Management

(ABM) to

TURNER Earth Island Institute 920,000

MOORE

Cape Cod Commercial Hook

Fishermen's Association Sep. 2007 912,953

This grant to the Cape Cod Commercial Hook Fishermen's

Association will support implementation of DAPs in New

England through promoting regulatory reform and leading the

region in sector governance and monitoring.

PACKARD Resources Legacy Fund 1/7/2008 910,455


d.org For the Sustainable Fisheries Fund

MOORE Environmental Defense Nov. 2006 904,661

This grant supports Environmental Defense to work with the Pacific

Fishery Management Council and other stakeholders to transition

the management of the Pacific Groundfish trawl fishery to an

Individual Quota system. A key outcome is that the Pacific Grou
































PACKARD Oceana 1/20/2007 900,000 www.oceana.org

For U.S. Arctic-Bering Sea Fisheries Conservation, a project

coordinated by Oceana and involving the Alaska Marine

Conservation Council, Audubon Alaska, and Pacific Environment

MOORE Sage Centre Nov. 2007 889,946

This grant enables the Sage Centre to manage and administer the

British Columbia Marine Conservation Analysis (BCMCA) to

synthesize available ecological, biological, oceanographic, and

human use spatial data in British Columbia. The BCMCA will

engage mult

WALTON World Wildlife Fund 2008 889,051

WALTON Trust for Conservation Innovation 2008 851,348

TIDES Tides Center 2004 850,000 PASS THROUGH?

TURNER Environmental Defense 848,549




WALTON Marine Stewardship Council 2007 820,000

WALTON Marine Stewardship Council Limited 2007 820,000

PEW

Pew Fellows Program in Marine

Conservation Sep-02 795,194 Ellen Pikitch

To continue support for the Pew Fellows Program in Marine

Conservation

MOORE

West Coast Vancouver Island Aquatic

Management Association Oct. 2008 775,624

This grant supports the West Coast Vancouver Island Aquatic

Management Board to develop a regional Area-Based

Management (ABM) framework and to complete a pilot ABM

plan in Clayoquot Sound. By utilizing the Board’s diverse public

and private representativ

TIDES Earth Day Network 2004 771,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES International Rivers Network 2005 767,500 PASS THROUGH?

PEW National Environmental Trust Jun-07 755,000 Gerry Leape

To protect the food chain of the Southern Ocean marine

environment by securing precautionary, enforceable and ecosystem-

based management of Antarctic krill.

MOORE Wildlife Conservation Society Mar. 2005 750,000

With its partner organizations, the Wildlife Conservation Society is

using this grant to protect coral reef ecosystems and adjacent

watersheds in Fiji. This grant supports the data collection

(biological and socioeconomic), analysis, and subsequent guidel

MOORE Wildlife Conservation Society Nov. 2007 750,000

The Wildlife Conservation Society is using this grant to protect

coral reef ecosystems and adjacent watersheds in Fiji. This grant

supports the creation of scientifically-based marine managed area

networks in Kubulau and Macuata serving as models for ecos

PACKARD National Environmental Trust 4/14/2003 750,000

http://environet.policy.ne

t/

for general support of the National Environmental Trust's

environmental defense public education campaign

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PACKARD Trust for Conservation Innovation 1/30/2007 750,000


ninnovation.org

For a project of the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership to develop

actionable fisheries information and fisheries improvement

partnerships

PEW Points of Light Foundation Sep-03 750,000 Sean Milliken




PEW

Research Foundation of State University

of New York Jun-04 750,000 Ellen Pikitch

To establish the Lenfest Forage Fish Task Force that will

develop and recommend ecosystem-based standards for the

sustainable management of forage fisheries.

PEW


Partnership Dec-06 750,000

Matthew

Connelly

To more fully and effectively engage Americas 40 million hunters

and anglers in an effort to protect critical wildlife and fish

habitat.

PEW Trout Unlimited National Office Dec-07 750,000

George

Cooper

To continue public-education and outreach efforts to protect

national forest roadless areas and modernize hardrock mining policy

and also to secure federal administrative action that will prevent

leasing and drilling where it overlaps with significant fish and

wildlife resources.

ROCK Pacific Environment and Resources 3/9/2006 750,000

PACKARD Pew Charitable Trusts 1/15/2006 732,000 www.pewtrust.org

For U.S. Arctic-Bering Sea Fisheries Conservation, a project of the

Regional Marine Conservation Project and involving the Alaska

Marine Conservation Council, Audubon Alaska, Oceana, and

Pacific Environment


To ensure more widespread adoption and quicker uptake of

aquaculture standards for key market species by engaging small-

scale producers in select regions

MOORE Tides Canada Foundation Sep. 2009 726,757

This grant to the Tides Canada Foundation’s British Columbia

Marine Planning Fund supports development of a multi-sector

Innovative Oceans Partnership in support of a marine spatial

planning process in the Pacific North Coast Integrated

Management Area.

PEW University of British Columbia Mar-08 723,000

Rashid

Sumaila

To determine the global economic contribution of activities

supported by healthy fish populations, now and in the future.

MOORE

Tides Center, Communication

Partnership for Science and the Sea May-09 710,262

The purpose of this grant is to connect regional scientists,

journalists, decisionmakers, and their key constituents to one

another and to ensure that the critical science needed for effective

Area-Based Management is understood, valued, and applied in Ma



ninnovation.org

For Harnessing the Power of Seafood Retailers, a project of the

Sustainable Fisheries Partnership, to develop actionable fisheries

information and fisheries improvement partnerships


To improve the environmental performance of Wal-Mart's source

fisheries











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To improve the environmental performance of Wal-Mart's source

fisheries

PEW American Littoral Society Dec-03 700,000 Steve Ganey

To improve regional fishery management through public

education and strategic conservation advocacy.


To enhance regional-level advocacy with fisheries management

councils, consistent with the Pew Oceans Commissions

recommendations.


To support a series of activities designed to monitor, assess and

influence the administrative actions of federal fisheries

managers in five regions.

ROCK Pacific Environment and Resources ######## 700,000

ROCK American Littoral Society, Inc. ######## 695,000

MOORE Resources Legacy Fund Dec. 2005 674,450

This grant to the Resources Legacy Fund supports the

Massachusetts Ocean Partnership Fund. The Resources Legacy

Fund is creating a five-year strategic plan poised to advance efforts

to develop and implement comprehensive multi-use management in

Massachuse

PEW Oceana Dec-06 673,000 Jim Ayers

This project focuses on pressing threats to the Beaufort, Chukchi

and Eastern Bering Sea large marine ecosystems--threats that

include the lack of an ecosystem-based management blueprint for

the Arctic, habitat destruction and expansion of industrial fishing

into previously unfished areas.

TIDES International Rivers Network 2008 665,250 www.irn.org PASS THROUGH?

MOORE

National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration, Northwest Fisheries

Science Center Nov. 2006 664,342

This grant supports the Northwest Fisheries Science Center to

develop Atlantis ecosystem integrated models that allow policy

makers, stakeholders, and scientists to evaluate the effects of

management efforts on ecosystem services. A key output of the gran

TIDES Global Greengrants Fund 2005 656,175 PASS THROUGH?

PEW


Partnership Dec-08 650,000

George

Cooper

To protect western lands and valuable fish and wildlife habitat

from commercial logging, road construction, hard rock mining

and oil and gas development through the Roadless Area

Conservation Rule and other conservation policies and

administrative actions

MOORE

University System of Maryland

Foundation Dec-09 618,013

This grant will analyze recreational fishing mortality and assess

alternative management approaches; demonstrate a collaborative

science-based approach to managing marine recreational fisheries;

and develop trust and a renewed positive working relationshi

PEW Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Sep-04 600,000

Judith

McDowell

To develop a suite of model science-based environmental

standards for marine aquaculture to inform policy makers at

federal and state levels.

PEW American Littoral Society Jun-05 600,000

Bruce

Stedman

To conduct targeted public education and strategic communications

to: (1) defend existing federal fisheries conservation practices;

and (2) build support for reforming the nations regional

fisheries management councils.
































PEW Marine Fish Conservation Network Aug-06 600,000

To defend existing fisheries conservation policies and to

advance a key recommendation of the Pew Oceans Commission

through public education, policy analysis and strategic

communications.

ROCK Oceana, Inc. 3/15/2007 600,000

MOORE Raincoast Conservation Foundation Oct. 2006 599,876

Raincoast Conservation Foundation and partners are using this

grant to conduct baseline research on marine species that would

be affected by oil and gas exploration and development and the

Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area (PNCIMA)

process. T

PACKARD Blue Ocean Institute 1/1/2007 597,500 www.blueocean.org

For support of the Sea Ethic program, the From Sea to Table

program, and a joint marketing initiativ

PEW

Cape Cod Commercial Hook Fishermens

Association Mar-07 596,000

To support a New England forage fish campaign to ban or

severely restrict destructive trawling, reduce allowable herring

catches to leave sufficient herring in the ecosystem as forage,

and establish new bycatch limits and reforms.

TIDES Global Greengrants Fund 2008 585,436 www.greengrants.org PASS THROUGH?

MOORE Living Oceans Society Nov. 2006 578,098

Through this grant, Living Oceans Society is addressing the need

for a formal, effective mechanism for stakeholder awareness and

engagement in the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management

Area (PNCIMA) process. Living Oceans Society and partners are

also


To support MSC certification and eliminate harmful fisheries

subsidies

PACKARD World Wildlife Fund 1/25/2006 575,000 www.worldwildlife.org For the Marine Conservation Program


To support MSC certification and to eliminate harmful fisheries

subsidies

MOORE Penobscot East Resource Center Jan. 2007 563,000

Penobscot East Resource Center will use this grant to promote

implementation of an area-based groundfish management system

that serves as a model for governance and sustainable fisheries

in New England. The outcome of this grant is adoption of a plan by

t

PEW Drexel University Jun-04 563,000 James Spotila

To determine the relationship between Pacific leatherback sea

turtle migrations and oceanographic conditions and to assess

the geographic overlap with commercial fisheries in order to

provide conservation recommendations.

PACKARD Surfrider Foundation 1/27/2007 562,000 www.surfrider.org

For continued support in building protection for the coastal

systems of California, Oregon, and Washington

PEW British Columbia, University of Jun-04 560,000

Villy

Christensen

To develop an interactive computer program with high quality

graphics that will demonstrate the ecological and economic

impacts of fisheries management decisions.




http://www.blueocean.org/







http://www.surfrider.org/























Villy

Christensen

To develop an interactive computer program with high quality

graphics that will demonstrate the ecological and economic

impacts of fisheries management decisions.

PEW

National Coalition for Marine

Conservation Mar-04 558,000

Kenneth

Hinman

To secure an amendment to the Interstate Menhaden Management

Plan that would reduce or eliminate fishing of menhaden in the

Chesapeake Bay, in order to protect the broader ecosystem of the

Bay.

MOORE

National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration, National Marine

Protected Areas Center Nov. 2007 555,333

This grant supports the National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration, National Marine Protected Area Center (MPA

Center) to create the California Human Uses Atlas. The Atlas

will provide GIS data layers, displayed as maps, of the full suite of

human us

PACKARD Oceana 1/17/2005 550,000 www.oceana.org For California Current ocean ecosystem protection

PACKARD Ashoka 1/1/2008 550,000 www.ashoka.org

To undertake Phase II of a design systems solutions for sustainable

fisheries

PACKARD Environmental Defense 1/3/2008 550,000 www.edf.org

For the major buyer partnership strategy, consumer awareness, and

efforts to explore sustainable fish feed options

PACKARD Sustainable Fishery Advocates 1/8/2008 550,000

http://www.sustainablefis

hery.org

For the expansion of FishWise, a point-of-sale sustainable seafood

labeling program

PEW Ocean Foundation Jun-04 542,000 Barbara Block

To develop information and tools needed to generate new

management measures for protecting and rebuilding

populations of western Atlantic bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus),

including a more accurate stock assessment and an evaluation of

how best to protect the tuna on their Gulf of Mexico spawning

grounds

PEW American Littoral Society Sep-02 539,000

Bruce

Stedman

To expand the participation of conservation-minded fishermen

in the deliberations of regional fishery management councils

and in public education efforts within their own communities

(MARINE FISH CONSERVATION NETWORK)

PEW Ecotrust Jun-04 538,000 Astrid Scholz

To conduct a quantitative full life cycle analysis of the

environmental and socioeconomic impacts associated with

salmon fisheries and aquaculture in the Northeast Pacific Ocean


To create markets for sustainable seafood and ensure high

standards for aquaculture

MOORE The Ocean Conservancy Inc Nov. 2006 517,756

The purpose of the project is to survey public understanding of

ocean threats, and to engage, educate, and broaden a constituency

in Massachusetts that is supportive of comprehensive Area-

Based Management. A key outcome is that targeted constituencies

in

WALTON Trust for Conservation Innovation 2007 500,298





http://www.ashoka.org/

http://www.edf.org/

http://www.sustainablefishery.org/





http://www.edf.org/





















EDF ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE 500,000

PACKARD Oceans Blue Foundation 7/17/2000 500,000 http://www.oceansblue.or for general support



d.org

To support regranting activities and administrative expenses related

to the Sustainable Fisheries Fund

PEW American Rivers, Inc. Jun-01 500,000

Andrew

Fahlund

To support the Hydropower Reform Coalitions work to restore river

habitat critical to the health of anadromous and fresh water fish

populations through reform of hydropower dam operations and

management.

MOORE


Fishermen's Association Dec. 2005 491,744

The Commercial Hook Fishermen's Association is using this grant

to align economic incentives with conservation in the Georges

Bank Fixed Gear Sector for gillnet fishermen and to implement

a video-based electronic monitoring system for bycatch and

catch of

PEW Miami, University of Jun-04 479,000 Ellen Pikitch

To advance ecosystem-based fishery management by evaluating

the status of understudied fish and other marine species in

several regions of the United States that are impacted by the

commercial fishing industry.

MOORE David Suzuki Foundation Nov. 2006 471,972

The David Suzuki Foundation is using this grant to address the need

for elevated awareness and better management of British

Columbia’s marine ecosystems through reframing marine

conservation issues. The outcomes of this grant include increased

understandi

ROCK American Littoral Society, Inc. 3/9/2006 470,000

MOORE Marine Conservation Biology Institute Oct. 2006 469,574

The Marine Conservation Biology Institute (MCBI) is using this

grant to integrate data on bycatch and habitat damage for all

major commercial fishing gears. The output of this grant includes

a stakeholder-driven analysis of the ecological impacts of fishi

MOORE Gulf of Maine Research Institute Oct. 200 467,000

Through this grant, Gulf of Marine Research Institute will build

communication within the New England commercial fishing

community and build support for new forms of management,

including DAPs. As a result of this grant, collaboration is

strengthened and

PEW Oceana Mar-06 465,000

Andrew

Sharpless

To support a campaign to strengthen existing shark finning

regulations of the European Union.

TURNER Ecology Center, Inc. 455,000

PEW Natural Resources Council of Maine Dec-02 450,000

Laura Rose

Day

To restore the Penobscot River system to Atlantic salmon,

American shad and other anadromous fish species.

ROCK Oceana, Inc. 6/9/2004 450,000

SURDNA Marine Conservation Biology Institute 2007 450,000

PACKARD Environmental Defense 1/4/2007 442,500 www.edf.org To catalyze federal investment in ocean conservation


http://www.oceansblue.org/









http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/589/marine-conservation-biology-institute/

http://www.edf.org/





















PEW

Regents of the University of California,

Santa Cruz Jun-04 441,000 Marc Mangel

To evaluate the impacts on Antarctic whales and penguins of the

reduction in krill due to climate change and overfishing.

PEW Wildlife Conservation Society Mar-02 427,000 Tiffen Baker

To assemble a team of scientists and independent fisheries managers

to develop an ecosystem-based methodology for managing

fisheries.

PACKARD Institute for Fisheries Resources 1/4/2008 425,000 www.ifrfish.org

To expand the Commercial Fisherman of America ($150,000), to

support the Pacific Coast Federation of Fisherman's Associations

($200,000), and for general support of the Institute for Fisheries

Resources ($75,000)

PACKARD Ocean Conservancy 1/6/2008 425,000


org

For continued support to protect fish populations in the Pacific and

North Pacific regional fisheries by linking seafood sustainability to

policy reform

TURNER Friends of the Earth 425,000

MOORE Ecotrust Canada Nov. 2006 422,924

Ecotrust-Canada is using this grant to facilitate a community-

based fisheries management cooperative in British Columbia that

abides by principles for sustainability. The key outcome of this

grant is a community-held fisheries license trust that mitigates

WALTON Seaweb 2008 415,322

PEW

Antarctica and Southern Ocean

Coalition Mar-06 414,000 James Barnes




TURNER National Fish and Wildlife Foundation 408,000


Villy

Christensen

To develop two interactive computer programs that will demonstrate

the ecological and economic impacts of fisheries management

decisions.


Villy

Christensen

To develop two interactive computer programs that will demonstrate

the ecological and economic impacts of fisheries management

decisions.

MOORE World Wildlife Fund Dec. 2005 400,000

This grant supports World Wildlife Fund's 2006 and 2007

International Smart Gear Competitions and post-competition

activities to catalyze new fishing gear technologies to reduce

bycatch. Outcomes for this grant include implementation of

strategies for win


For the Oceans Program, working to create sustainable marine

ecosystems along the Pacific Coast

PACKARD Environmental Defense 1/3/2006 400,000 www.edf.org To create markets for sustainable seafood

PACKARD Oceana 1/21/2007 400,000 www.oceana.org

For continued support for California Current ocean ecosystem

protection

PEW Natural Resources Council of Maine Sep-01 400,000

Laura Rose

Day



PEW American Littoral Society Dec-06 400,000

Megan

Mackey

To support state and regional efforts to secure fishery policies to

minimize the unsustainable killing of marine life and protect

sensitive habitat.




http://www.ifrfish.org/







http://www.edf.org/

http://www.edf.org/
























PEW Marine Fish Conservation Network Dec-08 400,000

Bruce

Stedman

To advocate for an end to domestic overfishing through

effective implementation of the revised Magnuson-Stevens

Fishery Conservation and Management Act, to defend existing

federal fisheries conservation policies, and to advance

recommendations of the Pew Oceans Commission by promoting

a national ocean policy and ecosystem-based fishery

management system through public education, policy analysis and

strategic

PEW Oceanites Jun-04 399,000 Ron Naveen

To evaluate the relationship over the past 30 years between krill

abundance and penguin reproduction and survival on the

Antarctic peninsula.

PEW Dalhousie University Jun-04 398,000 Boris Worm

To document how the abundance and distribution of marine

species have changed in response to fishing and habitat

alteration over the past 50 to 100 years, and to predict how they

are likely to change in the future


MOORE Island Institute Apr. 2007 396,328

The purpose of this grant is to support a change in fisheries

regulations in New England that enables area and community-

based management that rebuilds and sustains fish stocks. This

grant will focus on gaining approval by the New England Fishery

Manageme

WALTON Ecology Project International 2007 390,000

TIDES Tides, Inc. 2004 384,723 PASS THROUGH?

TURNER Center for a Sustainable Economy 380,000

TURNER Waterkeeper Alliance 380,000

PEW Washington Foundation, University of Jun-04 376,000 Tim Essington

To synthesize data on dedicated access fisheries across the globe

in order to: (1) determine whether dedicated access fisheries

programs lead to improved or deteriorated ecological conditions;

and (2) identify what attributes of dedicated access programs, or of

a fishery system itself, are most commonly associated with positive

or negative impacts.

PACKARD Oceans Blue Foundation 7/15/2002 375,000 http://www.oceansblue.or for general support

PEW New England Aquarium Corporation Jun-04 369,000

Timothy

Werner

To evaluate whether new gillnet fishing gears can reduce

marine mammal, sea turtle and seabird incidental catch, while

maintaining high target fish catch.

PEW National Environmental Trust Mar-06 361,000 Tom Wathen


environment, by securing precautionary, enforceable and ecosystem-


PEW

Maryland Foundation, Inc., The

University of Jun-04 360,000 Dennis King

To evaluate the effectiveness of fisheries enforcement in the

United States and identify options for improving the system.

WALTON World Wildlife Fund 2007 355,285

WALTON Sociedad de Historia Natural Niparaja' 2008 352,833

TIDES Friends of the Earth 2007 350,275 www.foe.org PASS THROUGH?







http://www.oceansblue.org/

























MOORE SeaWeb Dec. 2005 350,022

SeaWeb is using this grant to catalyze and advance marine reserve

science and Ecosystem-Based Management (EBM) in New

England while addressing societal and policy-maker needs. The

grant also ensures scientific findings are accessible, relevant, and

commun

FORD

Covenant Centre for Development

(CCD)

2005 350,000

For activities to restore coastal areas in India, including the adoption

of responsible fishing practices, habitat conservation and promotion

of alternate livelihoods to reduce pressure on fisheries

PEW Marine Conservation Biology Institute Sep-01 350,000 Elliott Norse

To produce a scientifically sound evaluation of the relative impacts

of different types of commercial fishing gear on the marine

environment


Bruce

Stedman

To advocate for an end to domestic overfishing through

effective implementation of the new Magnuson-Stevens Act and

advance key ecosystem-based fisheries management

recommendations of the Pew Oceans Commission through public

education, policy analysis and strategic communications

TURNER Environmental Working Group 350,000

PEW Arizona State University Jun-04 345,000 Leah Gerber

To examine the scientific evidence for the assertion that

commercial fisheries are negatively impacted by whales,

focusing on the Caribbean, the tropical South Pacific and Northwest

Africa.

WALTON Ecology Project International 2008 342,403

WALTON Comunidad y Biodiversidad, A.C. 2008 342,273

PEW American Littoral Society Sep-02 331,000 Steve Ganey

To reverse the decline of U.S. fish stocks through effective and

strategic conservation advocacy that promotes the adoption of

improved fishery management plans by regional councils and

the National Marine Fisheries Service.

WALTON San Diego Society of Natural History 2008 327,237

PEW Marine Conservation Biology Institute Jun-04 327,000 Elliott Norse

To conduct a comprehensive examination of deep-sea fish species

and fisheries to determine whether deep-sea fishing is

ecologically sustainable

TURNER Earthjustice 325,875



org

For continued support to protect fish populations in the Pacific

and North Pacific regional fisheries by linking seafood

sustainability to policy reform

PACKARD World Wildlife Fund 1/13/2008 324,750 www.worldwildlife.org For international fisheries policy activities

MOORE Natural Resources Defense Council Sep. 2007 314,900

The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) will use this grant

to encourage a new generation of bycatch minimization measures

within the Pacific groundfish fishery. NRDC will provide

information and technical analyses to facilitate Pacific Fishery

Manag

http://www.fordfound.org/grants/database/detail?22217































PEW MRAG Americas Jun-04 312,000 Jason Link

To develop and compare a set of modeling approaches to help

make ecosystem-based fisheries management practical to

implement in the United States.

PACKARD New England Aquarium Corporation 1/18/2007 310,000 www.neaq.org

For the Sustainable Fisheries Initiative, a private-sector-NGO

partnership for more sustainable seafood consumption


For the Sustainable Fisheries Initiative, a private-sector-NGO

partnership for more sustainable seafood consumption


Bruce

Stedman To prevent the erosion of existing fisheries conservation policies.


To defend existing fisheries conservation policies and advance

key recommendations of the Pew Oceans Commission through

public education, policy analysis and strategic communications.

PEW National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Dec-98 300,000 Tom Kelsch

To support construction of the National Environmental Education

Center at the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum.

PEW Friends of the Earth Jun-01 300,000

Gawain

Kripke

In support of Fish for the Future, a public education campaign

on Individual Fishing Quotas.

PEW British Columbia, University of Dec-02 300,000 Daniel Pauly

To disseminate balanced and accurate information to the public

regarding the results of a scientific study on contaminant levels in

farmed-raised and wild-caught salmon.

PEW Environmental Defense, Inc. Sep-03 300,000 David Festa For general operating support.

SURDNA Alaska Marine Conservation Council 2008 300,000

TIDES Center for Environment and Society 2004 300,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Center for Environment and Society 2005 300,000 PASS THROUGH?


Murdoch

McAllister

To improve the scientific methodology for assessing the status of

tuna populations in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.


Murdoch

McAllister

To improve the scientific methodology for assessing the status of

tuna populations in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

PEW Oregon State University Jun-04 296,000 Selina Heppell

To provide a concrete test of the utility of age structure metrics in

fisheries management, providing critical information for state

management agencies and Fishery Management Councils that are

seeking more cost-effective ways to assess stocks in a precautionary

manner.

MOORE

United Nations Educational, Scientific

and Cultural Organization,

Intergovernmental Oceanographic

Commission Aug. 2007 295,022

This grant supports the Intergovernmental Oceanographic

Commission (IOC), through the United Nations Educational,

Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), to develop an

operational manual of principles and guidelines outlining the steps

to implemen

MOORE

T. Buck Suzuki Environmental

Foundation Oct. 2008 292,193

This grant supports the T. Buck Suzuki Environmental Foundation

to engage commercial fishing organizations, other commercial

boat operators, and individual commercial fishing industry

workers to develop a unified vision in support of the

conservation goal


http://www.neaq.org/








http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/680/alaska-marine-conservation-council/
























PEW Ocean Conservancy Mar-07 291,000

Thomas

Teppper

To enhance the advocacy component of The Pew Charitable

Trusts Shark Conservation Project; provide science-based policy

guidance to the Shark Alliance coalition; and contribute

substantially to achieving the projects policy objectives.

PEW Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Dec-05 285,000

Judith

McDowell

To develop a model suite of protective environmental standards

for marine aquaculture to inform the policy debate at federal and

state levels


Bruce

Stedman

To enhance national-level policy analysis, communication and

education on the need to reform federal fisheries policies

PACKARD Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation 1/1/2007 276,932 www.mbayaq.org

For a planning grant to examine new standards for environmentally

responsible aquaculture


For a planning grant to examine new standards for

environmentally responsible aquaculture

EDF National Wildlife Federation 275,000

WALTON Wild Salmon Center 2008 270,000

PEW Earthjustice Sep-98 269,000

Stephen

Roady

To implement the Ocean Law Project in the Mid-Atlantic, Gulf of

Mexico, Pacific and Western Pacific regions

MOORE The Ocean Conservancy Inc Nov. 2006 252,096

This grant will support an independent evaluation of The Ocean

Conservancy’s Overfishing Scorecard and a research project to

assess the current state of understanding of Area-Based

Management by key stakeholders and decision-makers in the

US. Key outputs

TIDES Natural Resources Defense Council 2008 250,499 www.nrdc.org PASS THROUGH?

MOORE National Academy of Sciences Oct. 2004 250,000

This grant supports a National Academy of Sciences survey aimed

at identifying barriers to the effective management of coastal

and marine resources, particularly in the developing world. The

Academy's Ocean Studies Board will review past and current effor


For Making Waves: Transforming the food service industry toward

sustainable sources of seafood

PACKARD National Environmental Trust 1/14/2005 250,000 www.environet.org For the Take a Pass on Chilean Sea Bass campaign



org For improving the sustainability of fisheries in the Pacific

PACKARD Environmental Defense 1/3/2006 250,000 www.edf.org To stimulate greater federal investment in ocean stewardship

PACKARD National Environmental Trust 1/10/2006 250,000 www.environet.org

For the Pure Salmon Campaign, a campaign to reduce the harmful

environmental effects of carnivorous finfish aquaculture in coastal

net pens



org

To protect fish populations in the Pacific and North Pacific regional

fisheries

PACKARD Surfrider Foundation 1/19/2006 250,000 www.surfrider.org

To build support for protection of the coastal systems of California,

Oregon, and Washington

PACKARD World Wildlife Fund 1/26/2006 250,000 www.worldwildlife.org For continued development of aquaculture certification standards








http://www.environet.org/



http://www.edf.org/




http://www.surfrider.org/






















PACKARD World Wildlife Fund 1/26/2006 250,000 www.worldwildlife.org To establish the Aquaculture Stewardship Council


To establish strong organic aquaculture standards and promote

environmentally responsible offshore production practices

PACKARD Greenpeace Fund 1/6/2007 250,000 www.greenpeaceusa.org For transforming retail seafood procurement practices

PACKARD SeaWeb 1/26/2007 250,000 www.seaweb.org

For a six-month bridge grant to support ongoing activities of the

Seafood Choices Alliance

PACKARD

World Wide Fund for Nature

Australia 2/4/2007 250,000 www.wwf.org.au

For continued support to promote independent certification of

fisheries and provide incentives for better fishery management in

Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific

PEW National Audubon Society Dec-98 250,000

David Wilmot

Jr. For conservation and recovery of Atlantic swordfish and sharks.

PEW American Rivers, Inc. Jun-00 250,000

Andrew

Fahlund

To support the Running Rivers Campaigns work to restore river

habitat critical to the health of anadromous and fresh water fish

populations through reform of hydropower dam operations and

management.

PEW American Littoral Society Mar-06 250,000 Steve Ganey

To ensure a conservation-oriented implementation of the new

Northwest Hawaiian Islands Marine National Monument.

PEW Chesapeake Bay Foundation Jun-07 250,000 Roy Hoagland

To support ecosystem-based fisheries management policy

reforms in Chesapeake Bay.

MOORE The Nature Conservancy Sep. 2009 249,705

This grant to The Nature Conservancy will support a partnership

with New England fisheries sectors to pilot permit banks,

providing a model for achieving conservation goals that align with

community objectives for maximum durability.

MOORE Pacific Marine Conservation Council Nov. 2006 247,024

This grant supports Pacific Marine Conservation Council to work

with scientists, managers, and local fishermen to develop a

management system including an area-based allocation for the

Orford Reef in Oregon’s Nearshore Fisheries Management

Plan. A key out

PEW Wilderness Society, The Jun-01 245,400 David Festa

To conduct nonpartisan study, analysis and research on the need for

a federal marine wilderness policy.

EDF The Nature Conservancy 244,000

PACKARD Port Orford Ocean Resource Team 1/20/2005 240,000

For community based fisheries management to ensure the long-term

conservation of the nearshore reef systems of the southern Oregon

coast

PACKARD Ashoka 1/1/2008 240,000 www.ashoka.org To design systems solutions for sustainable fisheries

PEW

Florida State University Research

Foundation, Inc., The Jun-02 240,000

Felicia

Coleman

To assess the impact of recreational fishing on marine stocks of

economic importance in the United States.

PEW Oceana Mar-07 240,000 Jim Simon

To support a substantial research, advocacy and outreach project for

The Pew Charitable Trusts shark conservation project. This will

provide the campaign with up-to-date shark fisheries and trade data,

enhance the campaigns visibility and impact in Spain, and enable

the project to have an effective presence in Brussels, thereby

contributing substantially to achieving the projects policy

objectives.


http://www.edf.org/

http://www.greenpeaceusa.org/


http://www.wwf.org.au/






http://www.ashoka.org/
























MOORE Living Oceans Society Oct. 2008 239,835

This grant supports the Living Oceans Society to partner with a

team of scientists to conduct a series of research dives to further

describe the functional role of British Columbia’s deep sea corals

within the coastal-marine ecosystem. The grant will faci

PACKARD Headwaters Group, LLC 1/7/2007 237,535

To develop an internal and external evaluation process used by

grantees and Foundation staff that measures progress and

guides strategies in promoting sustainable seafood, harvesting

methods, and production practices

PEW

Reef Environmental Education

Foundation Jun-04 236,000

Brice

Semmens

To evaluate whether the protection of historic Nassau grouper

spawning site locations from fishing pressure will help recover

these endangered populations.

TIDES Tides Center 2007 230,000 http://www.tidescenter.or PASS THROUGH?

PACKARD

Marine Conservation Biology

Institute 1/9/2005 225,000 www.mcbi.org

For Farmed and Dangerous, the farmed salmon markets campaign

of the Coastal Alliance for Aquaculture Reform

PACKARD Duke University 1/3/2006 225,000 www.duke.edu

To inform policymakers about the feasibility of oceans policy

reform, with an emphasis on ecosystem-based management

PACKARD Living Oceans Society 1/5/2006 225,000 www.livingoceans.org

For Farmed and Dangerous, the farmed salmon markets campaign

of the Coastal Alliance for Aquaculture Reform

PACKARD



To promote independent certification of fisheries to provide

incentives for better fishery management in Australia, New Zealand,

and the South Pacific

PACKARD Living Oceans Society 1/9/2007 225,000 www.livingoceans.org

For continued support of Farmed and Dangerous, the farmed

salmon markets campaign of the Coastal Alliance for Aquaculture

Reform



hery.org

For organizational effectiveness and capacity-building support for

Sustainable Fisheries Advocates and FishChoice

PACKARD



For continued support to promote independent certification of

fisheries and provide incentives for better fishery management in

Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific

ROCK American Littoral Society, Inc. 6/9/2004 225,000

MOORE

University of New Hampshire, Institute

for the Study of Earth, Oceans and

Space Sep. 2007 221,318

The Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space at the

University of New Hampshire will use this grant to analyze

historical baselines of productivity and distribution of key fish

species and of fisheries effort in the Gulf of Maine from the

1800s

PEW American Littoral Society Jun-05 220,000 Steve Ganey

To secure new environmental control technology on proposed

liquefied natural gas terminals in the Gulf of Mexico.



ninnovation.org

For coordinating efforts in the sustainable seafood movements in

North America

FORD

South Indian Federation of Fishermen

Societies

TBD 215,100

To strengthen community-based coastal resource management

SURDNA Pew Charitable Trusts 2007 215,000

TURNER World Wildlife Fund 215,000



http://www.mcbi.org/

http://www.duke.edu/

http://www.livingoceans.org/


http://www.livingoceans.org/










http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/588/pew-charitable-trusts/





















TIDES Bluewater Network 2004 213,992 PASS THROUGH?

MOORE

Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society,

British Columbia Chapter Nov. 2006 210,853

The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society of British Columbia

(CPAWS-BC) is using this grant to identify First Nations’ issues

and other key impediments that could affect Marine Protected

Area (MPA) implementation in British Columbia and the rest of

Canad

MOORE Meridian Institute Nov. 2006 210,045

Under this grant, the Meridian Institute will foster a supportive and

informed consitutency for Area-Based Management in the US.

The key outcome of this grant is an ocean management constituency

of key policymakers and managers at the national level, as w

PEW Gulf Restoration Network Dec-06 210,000

Cynthis

Sarthou

To support efforts to stop overfishing, secure conservation-based

limits on unintended bycatch of marine life, and to conduct

research and prepare a report on management reforms needed

in the Gulf of Mexico menhaden fishery to reduce harvests to

protect the forage needs of menhaden predators and reduce bycatch

of sharks and marine mammals.

FORD

Nature Conservation Foundation 2005 200,000

To develop grassroots participatory conservation models for the

restoration of threatened mountain and marine ecosystems

FORD

Alaska Marine Conservation Council 2007 200,000

To develop Sustainable Fisheries Trusts in Alaska and Cape Cod

PACKARD National Fish and Wildlife Foundation 1/31/2000 200,000 http://www.nfwf.org/

for the Western regional office and for the establishment of Pacific

Northwest and Intermountain West offices

PACKARD Blue Ocean Institute 1/2/2005 200,000 www.blueocean.org For the From Sea to Table program and the writing of Carl Safina

PACKARD

Pacific Coast Federation of

Fishermen's Associations,

Incorporated 1/18/2005 200,000 www.pond.net/~pcffa For strengthening marine conservation within the fishing industry

PACKARD Blue Ocean Institute 1/2/2006 200,000 www.blueocean.org

For continued support of the From Sea to Table program and the

writing of Blue Ocean Institute affiliates

PEW Conservation Law Foundation, Inc. Mar-00 200,000

Priscilla

Brooks

To promote sustainable management policies for New England

marine fisheries

PEW Conservation Law Foundation, Inc. Mar-02 200,000

Priscilla

Brooks

To improve fish stock and protect the habitat areas essential to

fish development in New England.

PEW Natural Resources Council of Maine Dec-03 200,000

Laura Rose

Day



PEW


Conservation Dec-05 200,000

Kenneth

Hinman

To ensure a new regulatory cap on the industrial harvest of

Atlantic menhaden is implemented and enforced.

PEW American Littoral Society Jun-06 200,000 Steve Ganey

A final grant to administratively secure new environmental

control technology on proposed liquefied natural gas terminals

in the Gulf of Mexico.

SURDNA Pew Charitable Trusts 2008 200,000

TIDES National Wildlife Federation 2006 199,000 www.nwf.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Sierra Club Foundation 2007 197,750 www.tscf.org PASS THROUGH?





http://www.nfwf.org/


http://www.pond.net/~pcffa








http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/679/pew-charitable-trusts/





















MOORE

University of California, Santa Cruz

Department of Ocean Sciences, Institute

of Marine Science Oct. 2006 195,019

This grant supports a conference to synthesize existing

interdisciplinary scientific knowledge and catalyze the development

of scientific initiatives needed to advance ecosystem-based policy

and management in the California Current. A key result of this c

MOORE


National Center for Ecological Analysis

and Synthesis Nov. 2006 190,616

Under this grant, NCEAS will produce a high resolution, interactive

map of human impacts on marine ecosystems in the California

Current. The key output is a spatially-explicit human threat

analysis within the California Current.


PEW American Littoral Society Mar-98 187,000

Scott

Highleyman

In continued support for design and implementation of strategic

initiatives in marine fisheries conservation.


For the ChoiceCatch program, a private-sector-NGO partnership for

more sustainable seafood consumption


For the ChoiceCatch program, a private-sector-NGO partnership for

more sustainable seafood consumption

PEW Pacific Marine Conservation Council Dec-06 185,000 Matt Van Ess

To support efforts to prohibit the commercial harvest of bull

kelp in Oregon state waters and protect vulnerable habitats

from destructive bottom trawling

PEW MRAG Americas Jun-04 183,000

To review the rebuilding efforts of United States federally

managed fisheries and evaluate what is working, what isnt working

and what needs to be changed for more effective rebuilding of fish

stocks

PEW Ocean Conservancy Mar-06 180,000

Sonja

Fordham

To support a campaign to strengthen existing shark finning

regulations of the European Union.

SURDNA


Fishermen's Association 2008 180,000

TIDES Clean Water Fund 2004 179,992 PASS THROUGH?


To establish port-state control measures to prevent illegal fish

catches from reaching consumer markets


For meetings to convene leaders in the sustainable seafood

movement and coordination of their efforts to increase the

amount of sustainable seafood purchased

PEW Environmental Working Group Jun-04 175,000 Renee Sharp

To quantify the amount of government subsidies given to the

U.S. fishing industry on a regional level, and evaluate their

contribution to overfishing, habitat disruption and conservation.

TIDES Tides Canada Foundation 2008 173,130 www.tidescanada.org PASS THROUGH?







http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/677/cape-cod-commercial-hook-fishermens-association/

























PACKARD World Wildlife Fund 1/24/2006 173,000 www.worldwildlife.org To establish the Aquaculture Stewardship Council

EDF World Wildlife Fund 167,535

PEW

Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford

Junior University Mar-02 163,000

Barton

Thompson Jr.

To undertake a comprehensive analysis of the management

council structure and recommend changes based on that

analysis.

MOORE Meridian Institute Sep. 200 160,504

Meridian Institute will use this grant to coordinate the strategies of

grantees working on reforming fisheries management in New

England, and to engage Joint Ocean Commission staff with key

individuals at the federal level to increase political and financ

PEW Gulf Restoration Network Dec-01 160,000

For a public education campaign to promote stronger fisheries

management reform on overfishing, bycatch and habitat

destruction in the Gulf of Mexico.

PEW Dalhousie University Foundation, Inc. Jun-04 160,000 Boris Worm

To examine the global implications on marine ecosystems of the

loss of top predators due to overfishing.

TIDES Clean Water Action 2006 160,000 www.cleanwateraction.or PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Tides, Inc. 2005 157,760 PASS THROUGH?

MOORE Environmental Defense Oct. 2006 156,110

This grant will disseminate the results of a DAP analysis that

examined successes and shortcomings of DAP programs in North

America and made recommendations to address ecological,

economic, and social objectives in implementation. A key outcome

of the gra

TIDES Center for Resource Economics 2004 152,000 PASS THROUGH?

EDF National Audubon Society Inc 150,000

PACKARD Institute for Fisheries Resources 1/8/2005 150,000 www.ifrfish.org To establish a national organization of progressive fishermen


To gain stronger domestic and international protections for

Patagonian toothfish through effective regulations and enforcement

against illegal, unregulated, and unreported fishing

PEW Alaska Marine Conservation Council Dec-99 150,000

Dorothy

Childers

To promote improved management of North Pacific/Bering Sea

commercial fish populations through effective implementation of

the federal Sustainable Fisheries Act.

PEW Oceana Sep-00 150,000

Bruce

Stedman

For support of a public education effort to reform the nations

fishery management system.


Alexander

Stone

To promote sustainable management of marine fish populations

in the southeastern United States and the Caribbean Sea through

public education and administrative advocacy.

PEW


Association Sep-01 150,000 Paul Parker


in New England through public education and administrative

advocacy.

































PEW Hawaii Audubon Society Sep-01 150,000 Linda Paul


in Hawaii and the Western Pacific through public education and

administrative advocacy.

PEW The Sea Around Us Sep-04 150,000 Daniel Pauly

To complete an ecological model to assess the overall health of

major global marine regions, with a particular emphasis on the

ecosystem impacts of commercial fishing.

SURDNA Alaska Marine Conservation Council 2007 150,000

SURDNA National Environmental Trust 2007 150,000

SURDNA Marine Fish Conservation Network 2008 150,000

WALTON Nature Conservancy, Inc. 2007 150,000

TIDES Friends of the Earth 2005 142,811 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Tides, Inc. 2006 142,412 www.tides.org PASS THROUGH?

PEW Aquatic Farms, Ltd. Jun-04 142,000 Albert Tacon

To assess the amount of competition between catch of small forage

fish for direct human consumption and for reduction into fishmeal

and fish oil for use as aquaculture and agriculture feed.


PACKARD Pacific Marine Conservation Council 1/22/2007 140,000 www.pmcc.org

To include science and policy considerations into the designation of

marine reserves in Oregon

PEW

Antarctica and Southern Ocean

Coalition Mar-06 140,000 James Barnes




TURNER Ocean Conservancy 140,000



ninnovation.org

For continued support in coordinating efforts of the sustainable

seafood movements in North America

WALTON Environmental Law Institute 2008 136,903

TIDES Bluewater Network 2006 135,000 www.bluewaternetwork.o PASS THROUGH?




hery.org For Fishchoice to build an online database of sustainable seafood

TIDES Coastal Health Alliance 2008 133,000 www.coastalhealth.net PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Sierra Club Foundation 2005 132,383 PASS THROUGH?

MOORE David Suzuki Foundation Aug. 2009 130,334

This grant is in support of the David Suzuki Foundation’s efforts to

maintain a targeted constituency in British Columbia that is

supportive of a marine spatial planning process in the Pacific

North Coast Integrated Management Area that includes a spatial

PEW Pacific Marine Conservation Council Dec-01 130,000

For a public education campaign to promote stronger fisheries

management of bycatch, overfishing and habitat destruction.

TIDES Earthjustice 2004 129,249 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Sierra Club 2006 126,500 www.sierraclub.org PASS THROUGH?

EDF Duke University 125,000



http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/592/alaska-marine-conservation-council/

http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/585/national-environmental-trust/

http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/678/marine-fish-conservation-network/


http://www.pmcc.org/




























MOORE

Center for Resource Economics, Island

Press May-09 125,000

The Center for Resource Economics, Island Press, is using this grant

to create a book designed to advance a new approach to marine

science, policy, and management. Outcomes for this grant include

publication and dissemination of “Marine Conservation Biolo


For campaigns to protect the beluga sturgeon and to promote

sustainable caviar

PACKARD



For Living Oceans Society's Sustainable Fisheries Campaign and for

general operating expenses



hery.org For FishWise, a point-of-sale sustainable seafood labeling program

PACKARD

Board of Trustees of the Leland

Stanford, Jr. University 1/1/2007 125,000 www.stanford.edu

To convene a series of expert meetings on aquaculture feed issues

and solutions designed to inform the current policy debate

PACKARD


Institute 1/10/2007 125,000 www.mcbi.org For Living Ocean Society's general operating expenses

PACKARD Natural Resources Defense Council 1/17/2007 125,000 www.nrdc.org

For Joint Ocean's Commission Initiative policy work to

strengthen ocean protection



org

To follow-up on the recommendations of the U.S. Commission

on Ocean Policy and the Pew Ocean Commission



hery.org

For continued support for FishWise, a point-of-sale sustainable

seafood labeling program

PACKARD


Partnership 1/29/2007 125,000 www.trcp.org To reactivate the Marine Conservation Working Group

PACKARD Natural Resources Defense Council 1/1/2009 125,000 www.nrdc.org

For Joint Ocean Commission Initiative-related policy work to

strengthen ocean protection at the national and state level

PACKARD Marine Fish Conservation Network 125,000 www.conservefish.org

For work intended to ensure the full implementation of the

Magnuson-Stevens Reauthorization Act and to promote the

sustainable management of forage fish species ($100,000) and for

general support ($25,000)

PEW Conservation Law Foundation, Inc. Mar-98 125,000 To promote sustainable management policies.

PEW Conservation Law Foundation, Inc. Mar-99 125,000 Peter Shelley

To renew support for efforts to promote sustainable management

policies for New England marine fisheries as part of the Regional

Fisheries Initiative.

PEW Dalhousie University Foundation, Inc. Jun-04 125,000

Peter

Tyedmers

To evaluate and compare the environmental impacts and

management systems of American lobster fisheries in Maine

and Nova Scotia, Canada, to determine the most economical and

ecologically sound methods for catching lobster.

ROCK Marine Fish Conservation Network 3/15/2007 125,000

WALTON San Diego Society of Natural History 2007 124,500

PACKARD



To analyze and assess the potential principles, standards, and

practical guidelines for multi-species, producer-based fisheries

certification





http://www.stanford.edu/


http://www.nrdc.org/





http://www.trcp.org/

http://www.nrdc.org/

http://www.conservefish.org/


























MOORE Resources Legacy Fund Aug. 2006 121,514

This grant supports a small working group of lawyers to perform a

legal, regulatory, and institutional gap analysis to understand the

existing framework for Area-Based Management in the state

waters of California. The outputs include a findings and recomm

PEW Oceana Sep-98 120,000

Barbara

Jeanne Polo

For support of the Marine Fish Conservation Networks public

education effort to reform the nations fishery management.

PEW

Western Pacific Fisheries Coalition

Project Sep-99 120,000 Linda Paul

For continued support of a public education effort to promote

sustainable management policies for U.S. Western Pacific

marine fisheries.

PEW National Audubon Society(2) Dec-06 120,000

Stanley

Senner

To support efforts to mitigate habitat destruction, prevent expansion

of industrial fishing into previously unfished areas and advance an

ecosystem-based fisheries management blueprint for the

Beaufort, Chukchi and Eastern Bering Sea large marine

ecosystems.

TIDES Clean Water Fund 2006 120,000 www.cleanwaterfund.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Natural Resources Defense Council 2004 119,034 PASS THROUGH?

ROCK Pew Charitable Trusts, The 3/15/2007 115,000

MOORE

United Nations Educational, Scientific

and Cultural Organization,

Intergovernmental Oceanographic

Commission Jun. 2009 111,620

UNESCO’s Marine Spatial Planning: A Step-by-Step Approach

manual arrives at a time when Area-Based Management efforts in

British Columbia and Massachusetts have begun to bear fruit.

This grant allows the authors to work directly with practitioners in

thos

MOORE

Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society,

British Columbia Chapter Sep. 2009 111,334

This grant supports the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society of

British Columbia to advocate for the Province’s Oceans Strategy

and involvement in an Innovative Oceans Partnership that advances

marine spatial planning in the Pacific North Coast Integrate

PACKARD



For policy research, communication, and industry collaboration on

nearshore and offshore aquaculture

TIDES World Resources Institute 2007 110,000 www.wri.org PASS THROUGH?

PEW University of British Columbia Jun-04 109,000 Daniel Pauly

To develop a global database of seafood imports by country in

order to better estimate the ecosystem impacts of the increasing

worldwide demand for fish products.

PEW

Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford

Junior University Jun-04 107,000 Jeffrey Koseff

To develop a computer simulation tool that can predict where, and

in what concentrations, the dissolved waste from aquaculture fish

pens will move in the marine environment.

TIDES Center for Biological Diversity 2008 102,400 www.biologicaldiversity. PASS THROUGH?


EDF EcoSecurities Foundation 100,000

EDF Stanford University 100,000






























FORD

South Indian Federation of Fishermen

Societies

2005 100,000

To provide emergency relief to fishermen in the aftermath of the

2004 Indian Ocean tsunami in the Kanyakumari and Nagapattinam

districts of Tamil Nadu

FORD

Ecotrust 2009 100,000 For the Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust and to assist in the

fundraising to capitalize the trust

FORD


Fishermen's Association Inc.

TBD 100,000

Net asset grant to accompany a Program Related Investment to

capitalize a fishery trust to promote fisheries conservation, increase

local control over natural resources and retain fisheries job

PACKARD Chefs Collaborative 1/4/2005 100,000

www.chefnet.com/cc200

0

For continued support of Seafood Solutions, a project promoting

sustainable seafood to the culinary community


To develop an area-based management plan for Orford Reef and its

associated fisheries



hery.org To promote sustainable seafood through point-of-sale labels

PACKARD American Littoral Society 1/1/2006 100,000

www.americanlittoralsoc.

org

For Marine Fish Conservation Network's efforts to defend the

conservation gains made through passage of the Sustainable

Fisheries Act and promote the Pew Oceans Commission and U.S.

Commission on Ocean Policy recommendations

PACKARD

Canadian Parks and Wilderness

Society 1/2/2006 100,000 http://cpawsbc.org For a British Columbia Seafood Choices Consortium



0




PACKARD Marine Stewardship Council, Limited 1/7/2006 100,000 www.msc.org

For a challenge grant to increase the presence and profile of the

MSC in North America


For work to limit bottom trawling, protect fish habitats and marine

ecosystems, and continue efforts toward groundfish area-based

management and access limitation

PACKARD


Partnership 1/21/2006 100,000 www.trcp.org

For a campaign to promote the adoption of the recommendations of

the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy and the Pew Oceans

Commission among recreational anglers and the general public

PACKARD Ocean Foundation 5/16/2006 100,000 http://www.oceanfdn.org for the Alaska Conservation Solutions' Feeling the Heat project

PACKARD


Society 1/2/2007 100,000 http://cpawsbc.org

For continued support of the SeaChoice program to reform

fisheries policies and practices in Canada


PACKARD Marine Fish Conservation Network 1/11/2007 100,000 www.conservefish.org

To ensure implementation of the conservation requirements, which

reflected recommendations of the two ocean commissions, that were

adopted in the 2006 reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Act






http://www.chefnet.com/cc2000





http://www.americanlittoralsoc.org/


http://cpawsbc.org/




http://www.msc.org/


http://www.trcp.org/


http://www.oceanfdn.org/

http://cpawsbc.org/


http://www.conservefish.org/





















PACKARD Pew Charitable Trusts 1/23/2007 100,000 www.pewtrust.org

To protect Oregon's coastal marine ecosystem from destructive

fishing practices


To support Marine Stewardship Council certification and to

eliminate harmful fisheries subsidies


For conserving key areas of marine biodiversity in the U.S. Arctic-

Bering Sea

PACKARD Ocean Foundation 8/20/2007 100,000 http://www.oceanfdn.org for the Making a Difference from the Frontline project


Alexander

Stone

For continued support of a public education effort to promote

sustainable management policies for U.S.-Caribbean marine

fisheries.

PEW


Association Sep-99 100,000 Paul Parker

For support of the Fisheries Reform Campaign: Fishermen

Paving the Road to Ecosystem Management.

PEW Pacific Marine Conservation Council Dec-99 100,000 Robert Eaton

To promote improved management of Pacific Coast commercial

fish populations through effective implementation of the federal

Sustainable Fisheries Act.

PEW Alaska Marine Conservation Council Dec-06 100,000 Eric Sly

To support efforts to mitigate habitat destruction, prevent expansion

of industrial fishing into previously unfished areas, and advance an

ecosystem-based fisheries management blueprint for the

Beaufort, Chukchi and Eastern Bering Sea Large Marine

Ecosystems.

PEW


Conservation Dec-06 100,000

Kenneth

Hinman

To support efforts to initiate new regulatory actions that will

preserve adequate populations of forage fish which support

healthy populations of predators, including numerous species of

marine mammals, seabirds and fish.

PEW British Columbia, University of Sep-07 100,000

Rashid

Sumaila

To support the activities of Rashid Sumaila as set forth in the

grantees proposal.

ROCK Wild Salmon Center ######## 100,000

TIDES Coastal Health Alliance 2004 100,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Penobscot East Resource Center 2006 100,000 www.penobscoteast.org/ PASS THROUGH?



PEW British Columbia, University of Sep-07 100,000

Rashid

Sumaila

To support the activities of Rashid Sumaila as set forth in the

grantees proposal.

WALTON Sociedad de Historia Natural Niparaja 2007 99,500

MOORE


National Center for Ecological Analysis

and Synthesis Feb. 2008 96,953

This grant will provide support to the National Center for Ecological

Analysis and Synthesis at the University of California, Santa

Barbara to train a cohort of graduate students to evaluate the

current status and trends of marine fisheries and ecosystems


PACKARD National Fish and Wildlife Foundation 7/26/2006 90,000 http://www.nfwf.org/

for NFWF and Instream Flow Council to improve the effectiveness

of instream flow programs in protecting and restoring aquatic

ecosystems

PEW National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Dec-97 90,000 Vikki Spruill

To coordinate an assessment of ocean awareness in the national

audience of aquariums, zoos and science museums.

PEW Natural Resources Defense Council Dec-97 90,000

To coordinate an assessment of ocean awareness in the national

audience of aquariums, zoos and science museums.

http://www.pewtrust.org/




http://www.oceanfdn.org/












http://www.nfwf.org/























PEW Ocean Conservancy Dec-98 90,000

Warner

Chabot

To renew efforts promoting sustainable fishery management

policies for Pacific marine fisheries.

PEW

Pacific Environment and Resource

Center Dec-06 90,000 Whit Sheard

To support Pacific Environment and Resources Centers role in

the Trusts U.S. Arctic large marine Ecosystem Protection

Initiative

TURNER American Oceans Campaign 90,000

ROCK Consultative Group on Biological ######## 85,000

MOORE

University of California, Office of the

President Sea Grant Extension Program Oct. 2005 83,678

This grant to UC's Sea Grant Extension Program supports the

networking of fisheries constituencies from New England and

the California Current with their counterparts in New Zealand to

facilitate learning. Outcomes for this grant include communication

of

PACKARD University of Miami 2/1/2007 80,000 www.miami.edu

To evaluate the role of ecosystem processes in fisheries

sustainability


Warner

Chabot

To promote sustainable management policies for Pacific marine

fisheries

PEW Ocean Conservancy Dec-99 80,000 Kim Davis

To promote sustainable management policies for Gulf of Mexico

marine fisheries.

PEW Ocean Conservancy Dec-00 80,000 Mark Powell

To reverse the decline of U.S. Pacific fish populations by

reducing overfishing and bycatch, and the destruction of

essential marine habitat


Marianne

Cufone

To reverse the decline of U.S. Gulf of Mexico fish populations

by reducing overfishing and bycatch, and the destruction of

essential marine habitat.

PEW Dalhousie University Foundation, Inc. Jun-04 80,000 Helke Lotze

To reconstruct historical baselines for coastal fisheries and their

supporting ecosystems in the United States. This research will

provide a basic reference point to determine meaningful

management and conservation goals, and inform the public and

policy maker perceptions of the current state of the coastal ocean.

TIDES Penobscot East Resource Center 2005 80,000 PASS THROUGH?


TURNER Oregon Natural Resources Council 80,000

PACKARD University of Maine 1/11/2008 78,839

http://www.umm.maine.e

du

For assessing the impact of MSC certification on management and

conservation in the New Zealand Hoki and Orange Roughy fisheries

TIDES Bluewater Network 2005 78,289 PASS THROUGH?


PACKARD University of Connecticutt 1/10/2008 75,898 www.uconn.edu

To evaluate the use of habitat proxies and habitat suitability models

to identify the co-occurrence of fisheries and vulnerable habitats

during fisheries assessment

PACKARD


Society 1/3/2005 75,000 http://cpawsbc.org

For Seafood Savvy: A Seafood Choices Program for British

Columbia

PACKARD Institute for Fisheries Resources 1/8/2007 75,000 www.ifrfish.org

To support a coalition of diverse stakeholders to ensure that

industrial fish farming does not harm aquatic ecosystem

integrity, existing wild fisheries, or coastal communities



0







http://www.miami.edu/






http://www.umm.maine.edu/

http://www.umm.maine.edu/

http://www.uconn.edu/

http://cpawsbc.org/
























PEW Marine Fish Stocks at Risk in North Mar-98 75,000 Jack Musick To identify North American stocks of marine fish at risk.

SURDNA Marine Fish Conservation Network 2007 75,000

SURDNA



SURDNA Ecotrust 2010 75,000

TIDES Maine Initiatives 2006 75,000 http://www.maineinitiati PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Center for Global Development 2007 75,000 www.cgdev.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Environmental Rights International 2007 75,000 PASS THROUGH?



TIDES Penobscot East Resource Center 2008 75,000 www.penobscoteast.org/ PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ecotrust Canada 2004 72,000 www.ecotrustcan.org PASS THROUGH?


TIDES Planetwork 2006 71,750 www.planetwork.net PASS THROUGH?

PEW Ocean Conservancy Dec-98 70,000 Kim Davis


policies for Gulf of Mexico marine fisheries.


Marianne

Cufone


policies for South Atlantic marine fisheries


Sonja

Fordham


policies for Mid-Atlantic marine fisheries.


Marianne

Cufone

To promote sustainable management policies for South Atlantic

marine fisheries.


Marianne

Cufone

To reverse the decline of U.S. Southeast Atlantic fish

populations by reducing overfishing and bycatch, and the

destruction of essential marine habitat.


TIDES Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund 2006 70,000 www.defenders.org PASS THROUGH?


PACKARD University of Rhode Island 2/2/2007 68,812

For an economic analysis of the market benefits of fisheries

certification

TIDES Clean Water Fund 2005 68,000 PASS THROUGH?


Sonja

Fordham

To promote sustainable management policies for Mid-Atlantic

marine fisheries.


TIDES Center for Resource Economics 2005 64,500 PASS THROUGH?




TIDES Alaska Conservation Foundation 2006 61,000 www.akcf.org PASS THROUGH?


Sonja

Fordham

To reverse the decline of U.S. Mid-Atlantic fish populations by

reducing overfishing and bycatch, and the destruction of

essential marine habitat.

PEW Hawaii Audubon Society Dec-06 60,000 Linda Paul

To continue to expand the marine conservation and education effort

begun in 1998, which is dedicated to advancing and implementing

policies that protect and restore living marine resources and

habitat in Hawaii and the Central Pacific.

TIDES Marine Conservation Biology Institute 2007 60,000 www.mcbi.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earthjustice 2005 54,750 PASS THROUGH?


http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/586/marine-fish-conservation-network/



http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/653/ecotrust/

http://www.maineinitiatives.org/







http://www.akcf.org/























TIDES Earthjustice 2006 53,273 www.earthjustice.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Coastal Health Alliance 2005 52,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Activist Training 2007 50,753 www.earthactivisttrainin PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Global Greengrants Fund 2004 50,606 PASS THROUGH?

FORD

Kenya Red Cross Society 2005 50,000 To train coastal communities in Kenya on new fishing technologies

and provide them with fishing equipment to restore livelihoods

destroyed by the tsunami

FORD

Quang Ngai Fisheries Extension Center 2006 50,000

For training and other activities to promote greater fishing safety in

vulnerable coastal communities in Quang Ngai province

PACKARD



For Living Ocean's Society's Marine Planning Initiative in British

Columbia

PACKARD Portland Audubon Society 1/21/2005 50,000

www.audubonportland.or

g

For Oregon Ocean, a coordinated campaign of Oregon-based marine

conservation groups



org

For the Regional Marine Conservation Project to identify and

develop strategic ocean policy reform initiatives targeting Oregon

and Washington

PACKARD Portland Audubon Society 1/16/2006 50,000

www.audubonportland.or

g

For Oregon Ocean, a coordinated campaign of Oregon-based marine

conservation groups to protect special places and key habitats


To provide transition support to PMCC as it ends its operations as

an organization


Alexander

Stone

For a campaign to promote sustainable fisheries management

policies for U.S. Caribbean marine fisheries.

PEW Hawaii Audubon Society Sep-98 50,000

Wendy

Johnson

For support of Hawaii Audubon Societys Western Pacific

Fisheries Coalition, designed to address fisheries conservation

reform in Hawaii.

PEW Environmental Working Group Sep-08 50,000 Renee Sharp

To quantify the amount of government subsidies given to the

U.S. Pacific tuna fishing fleet and document whether these

subsidies contribute to overfishing depleted tuna populations.

TIDES Planetwork 2005 50,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Seacology 2007 50,000 www.seacology.org PASS THROUGH?


TIDES Environmental Working Group 2008 50,000 www.ewg.org PASS THROUGH?

TURNER Green Seal 50,000

TIDES The Nature Conservancy International 2004 48,790 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Greenpeace Fund 2007 45,097 www.greenpeacefund.org PASS THROUGH?

ROCK Consultative Group on Biological ######## 45,000

TIDES California Environmental Law Project 2007 45,000 www.celproject.net PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Greenpeace 2005 43,526 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES EarthRights International 2007 43,000 www.earthrights.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earthworks 2006 42,000 www.earthworksaction.or PASS THROUGH?

TURNER Global Exchange 41,000

TIDES California Environmental Law Project 2006 40,000 www.celproject.net PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Maine Initiatives 2008 40,000 http://www.maineinitiati PASS THROUGH?

TURNER Earth Action Network 40,000

TURNER Foundation for Global Sustainability 40,000





http://www.audubonportland.org/










http://www.seacology.org/






















FORD

Samuha 2008 37,553

To establish a community marine surveillance system to minimize

encroachments by mechanized trawlers in a coastal fishing zone

reserved for traditional craft & promote sustainable fishing practices

TIDES Oregon Environmental Council 2008 36,000 www.oeconline.org PASS THROUGH?

PACKARD Green Fire Productions 1/7/2005 35,000

http://www.greenmedia.o

rg/ For screenings of the film Common Ground

TIDES California Environmental Law Project 2005 35,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Conservation International 2005 34,500 PASS THROUGH?

PEW Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute Jun-04 31,000

Richard

Appledoorn

To convene a workshop to explore new ecosystem-based

approaches to managing reef fisheries in the U.S. Caribbean.

TIDES Defenders of Wildlife 2008 30,250 www.defenders.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Sierra Club 2004 30,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES National Wildlife Refuge Association 2007 30,000 www.refugenet.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund 2008 30,000 www.defendersactionfun PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Coral Reef Alliance 2006 29,525 www.coral.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES American Rivers 2005 29,424 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Waterkeeper Alliance 2007 28,000 www.waterkeeper.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES The Nature Conservancy of Hawaii 2008 27,000 www.nature.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES International Rivers Network 2006 26,106 www.irn.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Island Institute 2004 25,815 PASS THROUGH?




org

For the Marine Fish Conservation Network to ensure that federal

hurricane recovery efforts are consistent with the recommendations

of the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy and the Pew Oceans

Commission

PACKARD SeaWeb 1/24/2005 25,000 www.seaweb.org For consumer market research on farmed and wild salmon

PEW Miami, University of Feb-06 25,000 Ellen Pikitch

The preservation of marine ecosystems through the work of The

Pew Institute for Ocean Science, housed at the University of

Miami.

TIDES National Wildlife Refuge Association 2004 25,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Waterkeeper Alliance 2005 25,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES National Audubon Society 2008 25,000 www.audubon.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Tides Center 2008 25,000 http://www.tidescenter.or PASS THROUGH?


TURNER Oceana 25,000



PEW

Florida State University Research

Foundation, Incorporated Jun-04 23,000

Felicia

Coleman

Assess the impact of charter boats and other for-hire

recreational fishing methods on fish species, especially those

that are overfished or in decline.


TIDES The Nature Conservancy of California 2006 22,500

www.nature.org/wherewe

work/northamerica/states PASS THROUGH?

TURNER Fund for Wild Nature 22,500

TIDES National Wildlife Federation 2005 22,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Nature Conservancy of California 2005 21,500 PASS THROUGH?


http://www.greenmedia.org/

http://www.greenmedia.org/






http://www.planetwork.net/
























TIDES Nature Conservancy of California 2004 20,500 PASS THROUGH?

PACKARD


Conservation 1/15/2007 20,000 www.savethefish.org

For promoting predator-prey relationships as an ecosystem-

based approach to fisheries management

PACKARD Wild Salmon Center 2/3/2007 20,000

www.wildsalmoncenter.o

rg

To convene Russian stakeholders and international NGOs to explore

and identify market incentives for sustainable salmon economies in

the Russian Far East

ROCK David Suzuki Foundation ######## 20,000

TIDES Sierra Club 2005 20,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES National Audubon Society 2006 20,000 www.audubon.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES National Wildlife Refuge Association 2006 20,000 www.refugenet.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Coral Cay Conservation Trust 2007 20,000 www.coralcay.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES The Nature Conservancy of California 2007 20,000 www.nature.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Clean Water Action 2008 20,000 www.cleanwateraction.or PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Coral Cay Conservation Trust 2008 20,000 www.coralcay.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES National Wildlife Action 2008 20,000 www.nwf.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES The Nature Conservancy of California 2008 20,000 www.nature.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Wildlife Conservation Society 2008 20,000 www.wcs.org PASS THROUGH?

TURNER Pacific Institute for Research and 20,000

TIDES EarthRights International 2005 19,362 PASS THROUGH?


SURDNA Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance 2009 15,000

SURDNA



TIDES Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society 2004 15,000 www.cpaws.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Clean Water Action 2005 15,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society 2006 15,000 www.cpaws.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES National Wildlife Action 2007 15,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES EarthRights International 2008 15,000 www.earthrights.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Sea Shepherd Conservation Society 2008 15,000 http://www.seashepherd. PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Environmental Defense 2006 13,000 www.environmentaldefen PASS THROUGH?


TIDES Earth Care International 2006 12,000 www.earthcare.org PASS THROUGH?



TIDES Consultative Group on Biological 2005 11,750 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Friends of the Earth 2004 11,000 PASS THROUGH?

PACKARD Ecotrust Fisheries 1/5/2005 10,000 www.ecotrust.org For a community-based fisheries management workshop

PACKARD University of California, Berkeley 1/31/2007 10,000 www.berkeley.edu

To develop a U.S. marketing plan for the Marine Stewardship

Council

TIDES Center for Biological Diversity 2004 10,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Sierra Club of British Columbia 2004 10,000 http://www.sierraclub.ca/ PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Day Network 2005 10,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Nature Conservancy of New York 2005 10,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Northern Alaska Environmental Center 2005 10,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Surfrider Foundation Europe 2005 10,000 PASS THROUGH?

http://www.savethefish.org/

http://www.wildsalmoncenter.org/

http://www.wildsalmoncenter.org/


http://www.surdna.org/grant-details/688/northwest-atlantic-marine-alliance/



http://www.earthworksaction.org/

http://www.ecotrust.org/

http://www.berkeley.edu/





















TIDES Ecotrust Canada 2006 10,000 www.ecotrustcan.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Nature Conservancy of New York 2006 10,000 www.nature.com PASS THROUGH?

TIDES David Brower Center 2007 10,000 www.browercenter.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ocean Love Group 2007 10,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ocean Love Group 2008 10,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Surfrider Foundation Europe 2008 10,000 www.surfrider- PASS THROUGH?

TURNER Surfrider Foundation 10,000

TIDES Nature Conservancy of New York 2007 9,000 www.nature.com PASS THROUGH?

TIDES The Nature Conservancy International 2008 9,000 www.nature.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earthlife Canada Foundation 2004 8,000 www.spruceroots.org PASS THROUGH?


TIDES Sierra Club of British Columbia 2006 8,000 http://www.sierraclub.ca/ PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Center for Resource Economics 2008 8,000 www.islandpress.org PASS THROUGH?


EDF The University of British Columbia 7,020



org

For participation in Stanford University's Business Strategies for

Environmental Sustainability program


For participation in Stanford University's Business Strategies for

Environmental Sustainability Program

TIDES Consultative Group on Biological 2004 7,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Seacology 2004 7,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Environmental Working Group 2005 7,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Natural Resources Defense Council 2005 7,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Center for Resource Economics 2007 7,000 www.islandpress.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES The Nature Conservancy of Hawaii 2004 6,500 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ocean Awareness Project, Inc 2006 6,000 www.bluefront.org PASS THROUGH?


TIDES Center for Ecosystem Survival 2005 5,250 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Consultative Group on Biological 2006 5,250 www.cgbd.org PASS THROUGH?

ROCK Gulf of Maine Lobster Foundation 9/25/2003 5,000

TIDES Environmental Working Group 2004 5,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Greenaction 2004 5,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Northern California River Watch 2004 5,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Activist Training 2005 5,000 [email protected] PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Worldwatch Institute 2005 5,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Chinook Fund 2006 5,000 www.chinookfund.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Conservation International 2006 5,000 www.conservation.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earthlife Canada Foundation 2006 5,000 www.spruceroots.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ecotrust 2006 5,000 www.ecotrust.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Marine Conservation Biology Institute 2006 5,000 www.mcbi.org PASS THROUGH?




TIDES Conservation International 2008 5,000 http://www.conservation. PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Activist Training 2008 5,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Camp One LLC 2008 5,000 PASS THROUGH?


























TIDES Earth Activist Training 2008 4,936 www.earthactivisttrainin PASS THROUGH?


TIDES Planetwork 2004 4,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ecology Action Centre 2005 4,000 www.ecologyaction.ca PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Greenpeace Fund 2005 3,800 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Nature Conservancy of Maine 2004 3,600 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Consultative Group on Biological 2007 3,500 www.cgbd.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES EarthRights International 2004 3,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Idaho Rivers United 2004 3,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Sea Shepherd Conservation Society 2004 3,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES National Audubon Society 2005 3,000 PASS THROUGH?


TIDES Defenders of Wildlife 2006 2,942 www.defenders.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Marine Conservation Biology Institute 2005 2,625 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES International Rivers Network 2004 2,500 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Greenaction 2005 2,500 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Idaho Rivers United 2005 2,500 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Environmental Defense 2007 2,500 www.environmentaldefen PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Surfrider Foundation 2008 2,300 www.surfrider.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES EarthWays Foundation 2004 2,205 PASS THROUGH?

PACKARD Port Orford Ocean Resource Team 1/24/2007 2,007

For community based fisheries management to ensure the long-

term conservation of the nearshore reef systems of the southern

Oregon coast

TIDES Earthtrust 2004 2,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES National Wildlife Federation 2004 2,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Care International 2005 2,000 PASS THROUGH?


TIDES Nature Conservancy of Arkansas 2006 2,000 www.nature.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES People for Puget Sound 2008 2,000 www.pugetsound.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Northwest Environment Watch 2005 1,657 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Environmental Defense 2004 1,500 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Economics 2005 1,500 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Environmental Defense 2005 1,500 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES The Nature Conservancy of Hawaii 2005 1,500 PASS THROUGH?


TIDES The Nature Conservancy of Hawaii 2006 1,500

http://www.nature.org/w

herewework/northameric PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Economics 2007 1,500 www.eartheconomics.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES The Nature Conservancy of Hawaii 2007 1,500 www.nature.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES One River Foundation 2005 1,360 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earthwild International 2004 1,325 www.earthwild.ca PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ecology Center 2004 1,200 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Economics 2004 1,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earthworks 2004 1,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Marine Stewardship Council 2004 1,000 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Coral Reef Alliance 2005 1,000 PASS THROUGH?


TIDES Sierra Club - Oahu Group 2007 1,000 www.hi.sierraclub.org/oa PASS THROUGH?






















TIDES Sierra Club - Angeles Chapter 2008 1,000 angeles.sierraclub.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Sierra Club - Oahu Group 2008 1,000 www.hi.sierraclub.org/oa PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earthwild International 2006 950 www.earthwild.ca PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Greenaction 2007 600 www.greenaction.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES One River Foundation 2006 540 www.one-river.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Marine Mammal Center 2004 500 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Earth Island Institute 2006 500 www.earthisland.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Sierra Club-San Francisco Bay Chapter 2006 500 sanfranciscobay.sierraclu PASS THROUGH?


TIDES World Wildlife Fund 2007 500 www.worldwildlife.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Environmental Defense 2008 500 www.environmentaldefen PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Marine Conservation Biology Institute 2008 500 www.mcbi.org PASS THROUGH?


TIDES World Wildlife Fund 2008 500 www.worldwildlife.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Environmental Defense Center 2004 300 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES International Rivers Network 2007 250 www.irn.org PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ocean Conservancy 2007 250 www.oceanconservancy. PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ecology Center 2005 100 PASS THROUGH?

TIDES Ecology Center 2006 100 www.ecologycenter.org PASS THROUGH?

OAKS NEW England Aquarium 2005

To create a marine protected area around the Phoenix Islands in

Kiribati using a trust/endowment that will compensate Kiribati for

lost fishing revenues

OAKS OCEANA INC 2005 To reduce bottom trawling by the EU fleet by 40 per cent

OAKS UNIV OF BRITISH COLOMBIA 2005

To generate a single integrated database containing key information

for addressing issues of marine conservation globally. The database

will contain over 200,000 marine species that can be easily accessed

by the public who have access to the Internet. It will include growth

parameters, reproductive success, habitat, commercial value,

associated trade statistics and threat status. (Over two years)

OAKS

Center for Resource Economics /

Island Press 2006

To support the development and dissemination of new knowledge

and multidisciplinary information tools to advance ecosystem-based

approaches to ocean conservation. (Over two years)

OAKS Environmental Defense Inc 2006

To highlight the increasing need for transparency, public

participation and the necessary consideration for environment and

social assessments in the international financial institutions’ policies

and to ensure policy implementation on the ground.

OAKS

Fondation Internationale du Banc

d'Arguin 2006

To set up a representative, comprehensive and functional regional

marine protected areas network in West Africa that will contribute

to preserving marine biodiversity and recovery of fish stocks. (Over

two years)

OAKS New England Aquarium 2006

To continue support of the Aquarium's Marine Conservation Action

Fund which provides 'rapid response' funding; as well as

professional and technical assistance; for small-scale, time-

sensitive, community-based programmes that address urgent,

aquatic conservation problems worldwide. (Over three years)





















OAKS Pew Charitable Trusts 2006

To establish at least three large, world-class marine-protected areas

over the next decade. (Over five years) To create a coalition of

NGOs, and other like-minded entities who will attempt to reverse

the current trend in non-sustainable deep-sea fishing practices. The

campaign expects to secure a United Nations General Assembly

resolution that will establish a moratorium on about 75 per cent of

the high seas.

OAKS

President & Fellows of Harvard

College 2006

To develop and distribute a suite of educational materials that will

inform the general public in the US of the human health reliance

upon the ocean environment. (Over two years)

OAKS OCEANA INC 2007

To secure EU legislation by 2010 to achieve substantial reductions

in bycatch through banning discards in the most significant discard

fisheries by the EU fleet and by any vessel in EU waters. By the end

of 2008, the project will, amongst its other goals, have obtained firm

political commitment at EU and Member State levels to reduce

fisheries discards and a clear mandate for the EU to develop

legislation on this issue. (Over two years)

OAKS UNIV OF NEW HAMPSHIRE 2007

To support the research, public outreach and capacity building

needed to understand, illustrate and motivate conservation actions

for the recovery of the north-western Mediterranean Sea. This will

be done through analysis of historical data, focused field

experiments and modelling of future recovery scenarios. (Over three

years)

OAKS OCEANA INC 2008

To achieve policy changes in Europe that will, firstly, protect

essential ocean habitat from destruction by bottom trawlers (by

establishing specific areas off-limits to trawling); secondly, reduce

bycatch and discards, including those from indiscriminate forms of

fishing such as drift-netting; and thirdly, establish protections for

sharks – which have seen their populations decline drastically in

recent years – from overfishing and from the increasingly common

practice of “finning,” and which receive almost no protection from

the EU or its member states. (Over three years)

OAKS Pew Charitable Trusts 2008

To lay the foundations to reform the European Common Fisheries

Policy (CFP), which is scheduled for review in 2012. The project

seeks, among other things, to build support among key

constituencies to increase public accountability on fisheries policy

issues in order to increase pressure on decision makers to take more

environmentally sustainable decisions; and to establish

environmental sustainability as the overarching principle for the

reformed CFP, without which economic and social sustainability are

not attainable. (Over two years)

401,162,546 Subtotal





















Documents

Fishing-related NGO Grants List