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Find similar grantsSea Turtle Grants Program is sponsored by Sea Turtle Conservancy (administered by). Funded by a portion of revenues from Florida's Sea Turtle Specialty License Plate, this program distributes funds each year to support sea turtle research, conservation, and education programs that benefit Florida sea turtles.
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Florida Sea Turtle Grants - Sea Turtle Conservancy Florida Sea Turtle Grants Supporting Education, Research and Conservation Activities to Protect Florida’s Sea Turtles In 1995, a statewide effort was initiated by the Sea Turtle Conservancy to establish a Florida Sea Turtle Specialty License Plate to provide a permanent funding source for the state’s Marine Turtle Protection Program.
Thanks to the efforts of STC and other Florida sea turtle groups, in 1997, the Florida Legislature (Statute 320. 08058 (19)) authorized the creation of a Sea Turtle Specialty License Plate to promote the conservation and protection of Florida’s sea turtles. The Florida Sea Turtle License Plate Grants Program is supported by the purchase of a Florida Sea Turtle Specialty Tag.
Proceeds generated by sales of the turtle plate go to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Marine Turtle Protection Program, to support research and management activities related to Florida’s sea turtles, and a portion goes to the Sea Turtle Conservancy to redistribute the funds through a competitive grants program to support turtle projects in the areas of research, education and conservation that benefit Florida sea turtles.
The Sea Turtle License Plate was first offered for sale in February 1998 and quickly became one of the most popular specialty plates in Florida, raising over $1 million annually. At just $23. 00 per tag, the turtle plate is also one of the more moderately priced specialty plates in Florida.
Funded by a portion of revenues from Florida’s Sea Turtle Specialty License Plate, the Sea Turtle Grants Program distributes funds each year to support sea turtle research, conservation and education programs that benefit Florida sea turtles.
To learn more about funded projects or how to apply for a grant, visit the Florida Sea Turtle License Plate Grants Program website Total amount awarded in grants Make A Real Difference With Us If you are getting a new license plate, select the attractive sea turtle plate featuring a loggerhead hatchling crawling towards the surf. If it is time to renew, make the switch to a sea turtle plate for your vehicle.
The Sea Turtle License Plate is available in Florida through your local Tax Collectors Office or County Tag Agency. Follow the link below to renew your current sea turtle license plate.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals and organizations working on sea turtle research, conservation, and education programs benefiting Florida sea turtles. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Sea Turtle Grants Program is funded by Sea Turtle Conservancy (administered by). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Florida. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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