Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
This grant will increase scientific knowledge of carbon sequestration and sediment accumulation rates in San Francisco Bay tidal wetlands in order to improve the conservation, restoration, and overall management of wetlands in the face of projected climate change. Quality scientific data will support the effort to formally certify wetland restoration activities with the California Climate Action Registry. Certification will establish wetlands restoration projects as eligible to receive payment for emission reduction credits, which will increase available funds for the acquisition and restoration of these critical ecosystems.
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University of San Francisco, School of Nursing
$52,156
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Published Article Linking the QSEN Competencies to The Joint Commission Criteria and Magnet® Model Components
Nov 2014
$200,000
San Francisco Bay Area QSEN Faculty Development
$44,537
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"Spotlight on Success" Grant Program
Aug 2014
$44,397
University of San Francisco, Department of Environmental Science
$294,892
26 months
Measuring Carbon Sequestration in San Francisco Bay Wetlands
Nov 2008
$1,346,080
36 months
Clinical Nurse Leader Program
Nov 2004
Creating positive outcomes for future generations.
