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John
Gilmore Riley Center/Museum for African American History &
Culture, Inc.
-- $10,000
Tallahassee, FL
Two year grant of $20,000 in support of the Florida African-American
Heritage Preservation
Network.
National
Tropical Botanical Garden -- $25,000
f/b/o The Kampong
Kauai, HI
Support of the Fellowship for College Biology Professors, a component
of a new Initiative in Tropical Botany.
National
Parks Conservation Association -- $15,000
Washington, DC
Continued support of efforts to protect and restore Everglades
National Park
Natural
Resources Defense Council, Inc. -- $15,000
ff/b/o Clean Water Network
Washington, DC
Two year grant of $30,000 for continued support of projects to
protect water resources in Florida.
Protect
Key West -- $40,000
d/b/a Last Stand
Key West, FL
Support of efforts pertaining to a proposed state rule regarding
development in the Florida Keys, a collaboration with the Environmental
and Land Use Law Center, Inc.
Public
Employees for Environmental Responsibility -- $20,000
Washington, DC
Second year support of the Florida Field Office, to serve public
employees and bring transparency
and accountability to federal and state environmental agencies
in Florida.
Southwings,
Inc. -- $15,000
Asheville, NC
Support of the 2004-2005 Conservation Flight Program for increased
protection of watersheds, forests, and ecosystems of Florida.
Stewards
of the St. Johns River, Inc. -- $10,000
Fleming Island, FL
A 1:1 Challenge grant in continued support of public education
and outreach for the restoration, preservation and protection
of the waters of the St. Johns River Basin.
Tall
Timbers Research Station -- $20,000
Tallahassee, FL
Continued support of the Red Hills Conservation Program, for Aucilla
and Ochlockonee River Watersheds protection activities and projects
in Leon and Jefferson Counties.
Tampa
Bay Conservancy, Inc. -- $30,000
Riverview, FL
Second year support for organizational assistance and projects
of the Tampa Bay Conservancy.
Trust
for Public Land - Miami Office -- $15,000
South Miami, FL
Support for implementation of the Strategic Public Access Plan
for Biscayne Bay.
University
of Miami, School of Communications -- $5,000
Coral Gables, FL
Support of the ·One Water Project·, an effort of
the Modern Media Initiative for a Sustainable Future, to raise
public awareness of critical water issues.
World
Wildlife Fund, Inc. -- $10,000
Washington, DC
Renewed support for the Florida Keys Campaign working with local,
regional, and national organizations to address declining water
quality and unsustainable growth.
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