Doris Duke Charitable Foundation - Environment Programme

Wildlife/wild lands, climate change, biodiversity, conservation, environment, energy

The mission of the Environment Program is to enable communities to protect and manage wildlife habitat and create efficient built environments. Doris Duke Charitable Foundation’s (DDCF) awareness of climate change as the greatest emerging threat to biodiversity – and the need to aggressively mitigate it without unnecessarily sacrificing wildlife habitat – shapes the Environment Program’s grant-making priorities.

North America

Grant

In general, the Environment Program does not make grants outside of its four primary grant-making strategies. In addition: Funding is limited to the United States and projects located therein. Construction capital for green building projects is not available. The foundation does not support projects that focus on marine environments, toxics remediation, litigation, individual research or scholarships (apart from DDCF initiatives), publications or filmmaking.

Visit the website’s Funding Opportunities page to find out about any open re-grant competitions. Although unsolicited proposals are not being considered at this time, inquiries about future support for projects that fall within the Environment Program's grant-making strategies can be submitted through a letter of inquiry.

DDCF Headquarters & Grant-making Programs 650 Fifth Avenue, 19th Floor New York, New York 10019, United States of America Tel:(+01) (212) 9747000 Fax:(+01) (212) 9747590

New York

United States of America

Biodiversity, Climate change, Conservation, Environment, Land, Wildlife/wild lands

America