Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
For the collection of fundamental data on forest dieback, carrying out new experimental field studies of forest response to fire and developing novel numerical modeling representations of Amazon forest susceptibility to savannization processes and associated changes in climate, soil nutrients, carbon fluxes and hydrology.
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Woodwell Climate Research Center, Inc.
$750,000
14 months
Science-based Tools for Climate Resilience in Amazonian Protected Areas
Oct 2020
$2,520,029
50 months
Monitoring Carbon Emission from Thawing Arctic Permafrost and Wildfire
Aug 2019
$1,600,000
24 months
Assessing Pan-Amazon Forest Degradation and Climate Risks
Sep 2016
$1,402,711
36 months
Improved understanding of ecosystem responses to changing climate, fire and land use in the Western Amazon.
Sep 2012
$471,833
12 months
An Amazon Floodplain Regional Co-Management System for Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainability
Nov 2010
$111,476
3 months
Fire, Land Use, and the Savannization of Seasonally Dry Amazon Forests
Oct 2010
$2,883,150
Supporting the adoption of low-emissions land use strategies in Brazil
Jan 2010
$320,393
Setting the technical and social conditions for carbon programs in the MAP region
Jun 2009
$821,584
6 months
South to South Collaboration: Workshops on the Establishment of REDD Projects
Nov 2008
$2,629,436
32 months
Pan-Tropical Mapping of Forest Cover and Associated Above-Ground Carbon Stock
$2,007,879
Fire, land use, and the savannization of seasonally-dry Amazon forests
Oct 2008
$1,195,319
A Regional Co-Management System for Conserving Biodiversity and Sustainably Managing the Lower Amazon Floodplain Re…
Aug 2008
$500,000
Amazon Scenarios II
Nov 2005
$3,317,800
SimAmazonia
May 2003
Creating positive outcomes for future generations.
