Tiffany & Co. and its head of philanthropy, Anisa Kamadoli Costa, are two names that show up all over marine conservation efforts. We unpack the luxury retailer’s support for oceans and coral reefs.
A federal and state partnership is taking steps to deal with a looming environmental disaster at the Salton Sea, while funders put a $10 million incentive on the table to get it right.
The EPA is cracking down on pollution in Wissahickon Creek, and local nonprofits and the William Penn Foundation are providing one example of how towns can unite to clean up troubled waters.
Among the latest high-dollar philanthropic competitions is a $10 million prize to take on the problem of excess phosphorous in fresh water, with a series of smaller awards along the way.
Protecting the country’s freshwater supply is a huge environmental issue with increasing urgency, but it’s just getting started as a philanthropic cause. Here’s a crash course in the major players.
The Oak Foundation is moving away from its regional approach on marine conservation funding. It’s part of a shift toward a broader global conservation strategy.
