Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
To secure critical conservation landscapes while engaging local residents in stewardship, and to bolster local expertise in effective rapid biological-social inventories. Funding will be used to promote the creation of new regional conservation areas and the effective management of key protected area's buffer zones in Peru (Loreto); and to host a bi-national inventory-science training course for Loreto and Pando focused on conducting biological and social inventories and integrating results into compelling recommendations for decision-makers.
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Field Museum
$744,000
18 months
Consolidating Andean Amazon Mosaics Through Freshwater and Terrestrial Ecosystem Connectivity
Oct 2020
$600,000
An Enduring Regional Conservation System in Loreto, Peru
Nov 2019
$295,000
12 months
Greening China’s Infrastructure Finance in the Amazon
Oct 2017
$1,100,000
36 months
Strengthening Governance in the Chiribiquete-Caquetá (Colombia) and Ampiyacu (Peru) Mosaics.
Nov 2016
$500,000
24 months
Advancing Large-scale Conservation Opportunities in Northern Loreto, Peru
Oct 2015
$1,636,588
30 months
Zoning for Conservation in Loreto, Peru
Aug 2012
$1,842,210
40 months
Creating New Protected Areas and building local capacity in Peru and Bolivia
Nov 2008
$10,785,000
60 months
Science in Action for Conservation
Apr 2002
$2,000,000
31 months
Cordillera Azul National Park
Nov 2001
Creating positive outcomes for future generations.
