Conservation International Grant

Organization - Conservation International
Grant Amount - $7,180,000
Foundation - Moore Foundation
Grant Purpose - Conservation International will use this grant to implement a large-scale comprehensive approach to protect remaining intact ecosystems and endangered biodiversity in the Cerrado-Pantanal biomes including zero extinction of target species and designated protected areas within and outside of the biodiversity corridors.


Similar Grants

Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental - $1,117,098 from the Moore Foundation - The Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental (SPDA) will use this second phase grant to disseminate, refine, and help implement in the Peruvian Amazon the legal framework for private biodiversity conservation areas and concessions it successfully...

Wildlife Conservation Society - $1,998,299 from the Moore Foundation - This grant supports Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), working with the Government of Southern Sudan, in its effort to create and consolidate a protected area system encompassing East Africa's largest intact wild grassland. The outcomes of...

American Bird Conservancy - $1,589,046 from the Moore Foundation - This second grant to ABC builds on the initial establishment of conservation mosaics by 1) improving protection of six key existing protected areas in the endangered Andes-Amazon slope forests by expanding their boundaries and/or implementing...

International Rivers - $300,000 from the Mott Foundation - This general purpose grant to International Rivers will support its efforts to protect rivers, assist communities impacted by large dam projects, and encourage the development of alternative technologies for meeting community water and energy needs....

World Wildlife Fund - $7,168,000 from the Moore Foundation - World Wildlife Fund will use this grant to support the collaborative endeavor known as the Amazon Region Protected Areas (ARPA) programme. Outcomes include 10-15 million hectares of new protected areas and strengthening the implementation of 6.3...

Recent News from Moore Foundation