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Grantee Spotlight – Ecology Project International

March 23, 2016

EPI Logo for web 2016

 

Founded in 2000, Ecology Project International (EPI) involves young people from the U.S. and Latin America in hands-on science and conservation projects that protect species and habitat in five countries, bridging the gap between cultures and empowering the next generation of conservation leaders.

Over 23,000 students have participated in EPI’s field programs. Of those participants, over 70% are local youth living in communities adjacent to the project site. Our impact is profound on both local and visiting students, establishing a lifelong commitment to conservation.

The Paul M. Angell Family Foundation has provided support for EPI programs in Belize and Costa Rica.

In partnership with the Oceanic Society, University of Belize, Belize Audubon Society, and Wildlife Conservation Society, EPI students engage in bottlenose dolphin, lionfish, conch, lobster, sea urchin, and coral research on the largest barrier reef in the northern hemisphere. They also participate in bird and terrestrial mammal research at Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary.

On the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, the world’s fourth most important nesting habitat for critically endangered leatherback sea turtles, students monitor nesting females. Youth patrol the beach to restore habitat, gather vital data, and protect nests against human and environmental threats.

The Foundation is proud to support these programs, which raise awareness of Central American ecological treasures while engaging youth to become the next generation’s conservation guardians.

 

Belizean students learning about the invasive lionfish

Belizian students learning about invasive lionfish.

 

Tiny turtle closeup - Costa Rica

Tiny turtle close up.

 

 

 

 

Costa Rican students and baby turtle

Costa Rican students observing a baby turtle.

 

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Fall 2022 Cycle Now Open

May 2, 2022

The foundation's Fall 2022 grant cycle is now open. The deadline for receipt of Performing Arts LOIs is Monday, June 6th at 11:59 p.m. CDT. First time applicants should examine our online guidance within the FOR APPLICANTS tab, above, particularly the page, HOW TO APPLY. Click here to access the 2022 Grant Cycle Calendar. **For this grant … Learn More »

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Meet Mark Anthony Florido

May 5, 2022

  The Paul M. Angell Family Foundation is delighted to welcome Mark Anthony Florido as the Program Officer for Social Impact. Mark Anthony will provide support and guidance to applicants and grantee partners within the Social Impact program area with a focus on Education. … Learn More»


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