Grant Program Environment

To conduct research and a training program at the Matan River site in Indonesia’s Gunung Palung National Park.

To survey and report on physicians’ activities worldwide to protect the environment and reduce overpopulation.

To revise cost projections of global warming so that they reflect advances in energy efficiency technology.

To promote affordable, nonmotorized transportation in developing countries.

To improve forest management practices in Maine’s Northwoods, much of which is owned by the paper industry, by making sustainable land use a condition for federal relicensing of corporate hydropower facilities.

To establish facilities for research projects on sustainable management of Asian tropical forests.

To support conservation and public education activities in Vermont.

To help launch the Tropical Timber Project.

To protect critical forestland in northern Vermont.

To develop a conflict resolution process for implementation of Act 200, the state’s omnibus land planning law.