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Announcing a Catalyst to promote your organization
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NFWF is happy to announce a partnership with Catalyst to help conservation groups increase their exposure to cable TV audiences and generate a % of revenue from Catalyst advertising sales.
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Senator Whitehouse helps bring the "Fishing for Energy" partnership to Newport, RI

ImageSenator Whitehouse, Senator Reed’s staff representative, and other city and county officials joined NFWF to announce the 6th port to participate in the Fishing for Energy partnership with NOAA’s Marine Debris Program, Covanta Energy Corporation and Schnitzer Steel. The NOAA Marine Debris Program has identified derelict fishing gear as one of the major types of debris impacting the marine environment.  The high costs of landfill disposal has been a disincentive for fishermen to assist in removing derelict gear they may encounter in the marine environment.  The Fishing for Energy project provides fishermen a place to dispose of fishing gear free of charge, with an ultimate goal of reducing the amount of unused fishing gear in the community and marine environment.

Conservation Newsroom

October 9, 2008
$3.3 Million to Improve New York and Connecticut Water Quality and Coasts
 
September 26, 2008
Nearly $1 Million for Projects to Improve the Health of Long Island Sound
 
September 18, 2008
Budweiser to Recognize Nation's Top Conservationist
 
September 9, 2008
Chatham, MA Chosen as Fifth “Fishing for Energy” Port
 

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Bring Back the Natives
Pre-proposals due December 1, 2008.

Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Fund
Pre-proposals are due November 3, 2008.
  Environmental Evaluators Network
New Resources from EEN.

National Wildlife Refuge Preserve America Grant Program
Full proposal due November 1, 2008.
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