2001 GRANTS
Following is a summary of grants made under the environmental programs of The Curtis & Edith Munson Foundation in 2001. Those programs include (in declining order of size) Marine/Fisheries Conservation, South Florida Environment, Alabama Environment, Population & Environment, Business & Environment, and District of Columbia Environment. Some grants are made for projects that cover both Alabama and Florida. Please know that except where noted, all grants carry a 1:1 match requirement. The second year of a two-year grant is subject to approval of progress on goals and objectives by the Board prior to the release of second-year funds. It is possible that the project is listed by name rather than fiscal agent.
 
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Alabama Environmental Council 2001: $15,000
Birmingham, Alabama
Funding for partnership with Wild Alabama and the Southern Appalachian Forest Coalition to work on national forest management issues in Alabama.
 
 
Alabama Forest Resources Center 2001: $25,000
Mobile, Alabama  
Funding to educate the public and promote the use of conservation easements to protect private lands in Alabama.
 
Alabama Rivers Alliance 2001: $35,000
Birmingham, Alabama  
Funding for watershed protection, grassroots river group micro-grant program and River Visions project.
 
Alabama Water Watch 2001: $15,000
Decatur, Alabama  
Funding for its volunteer citizen water quality monitoring activities.
 
American Littoral Society 2001: $15,000
Key Biscayne, Florida  
Matching funds for Key Biscayne restoration project.
 
American Zoo & Aquarium Association 2001: $55,000
Silver Spring, Maryland  
Funding for administration of Munson Aquatic Conservation Education award. The 2001 Award winners were the Bermuda Aquarium and the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago.
 
Bermuda Biological Research Station 2001: $30,000
Hamilton, Bermuda
First year of a two-year grant for research project on marine protected areas.
 
Biodiversity Project 2001: $15,000
Madison, Wisconsin
Support for work on biodiversity outreach and education, and for sprawl focus groups and other message development work.
 
Biscayne Bay Partnership Initiative 2001: $13,000
Coconut Grove, Florida
Funding in support of the managment plan for Biscayne Bay and associated activities.
 
Boys & Girls Clubs of Montgomery 2001: $10,000
Montgomery, Alabama  
Funding to support the expansion of the Outdoor Club.
 
Center for Resource Economics/Island Press 2001: $10,000
Washington, D.C.  
Funding to support publication and distribution of marine-related books, including From Abundance to Scarcity, Estuarine Science, and Economic Losses from Marine Pollution.
 
Chesapeake Bay Foundation 2001: $25,000
Annapolis, Maryland  
Funding for outreach and education programs for District of Columbia schoolchildren.
 
Citizens for a Better South Florida 2001: $15,000
Miami, Florida
Support for education and outreach programs in the Miami-Dade area.
 
Coast Alliance 2001: $25,000
Washington, D.C.
Funding for support of the Florida coastal initiative.
 
Colorado’s Ocean Journey 2001: $15,000
Denver, Colorado
Support the planning phase of the Ocean Project, a multi-institution marine conservation education program.
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