Salisbury, MD
https://towncreekfdn.org//wicomicoenvironment.org
to build permanent organizational capacity by hiring a full-time executive director.
Archives
Maryland League of Conservation Voters Education Fund – Summer 2010
Annapolis, MD
www.marylandconservation.org
general support to increase the power of Maryland’s environmental movement.
Chester River Association – Summer 2010
Chestertown, MD
www.chesterriverassociation.org
for general support for River Advocacy.
Chesapeake Film Festival / Mid-Shore Community Foundation – Summer 2010
Easton, MD
www.chesapeakefilmfestival.org
in support of three environmental films to be shown at the Festival.
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science / University System of Maryland Foundation – Summer 2010
Cambridge, MD
www.umces.edu
Enhance the ability of agencies and local governments to enact new laws, policies, and outreach programs that will assist the State of Maryland and her citizens to adapt to a changing climate.
Maryland Offshore Wind Coalition / National Wildlife Federation – Summer 2010
Annapolis, MD
www.nwf.org
to assemble and act as fiscal agent of a coalition that will execute a six-month campaign to help make offshore wind power a reality in Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic region.
Maryland Chapter of the Sierra Club / The Sierra Club Foundation – Spring 2010
College Park, MD
www.maryland.sierraclub.org
for the Cool Cities campaign on the Eastern Shore to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
LESSON – Spring 2010
Salisbury, MD
www.shorefood.org
general support
Green Press Initiative – Summer 2010
Asheville, NC
www.greenpressinitiative.org
general support to continue advancing industry-wide environmental transformations in the U.S. book sector and newspaper sectors, macro changes at the policy level and in the paper industry at-large and for new efforts to develop an advocacy program (Greening the Media) to increase the amount of environmental coverage in the news media.
Green America – Summer 2010
Washington, DC
www.BetterPaper.org; www.GreenAmericaToday.org
for the Better Paper Project, which is the only US program devoted to changing the magazine industry’s paper choices from virgin-fiber papers to recycled papers