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Find similar grantsThe $1,000,000 Habitat Pledge is sponsored by Coastal Conservation Association Florida (CCA Florida). A grassroots initiative to significantly elevate CCA Florida's conservation commitment through the completion of 20 additional coastal habitat projects across the state. The program emphasizes engaging statewide CCA chapters in meaningful local habitat projects.
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$1,000,000 Habitat Pledge - CCA Florida Due to damage caused by Hurricane Ian, there will shipping delays on items in the Gift or Apparel sections. Thank you for your understanding.
The $1,000,000 Habitat Pledge Join CCA Florida in a Transformative Journey to Reimagine Our State's Coastal Habitats THE $1,000,000 HABITAT PLEDGE JOIN CCA FLORIDA IN A TRANSFORMATIVE JOURNEY TO REIMAGINE OUR STATE’S COASTAL HABITATS The $1,000,000 Habitat Pledge Welcome to the future of environmental conservation in Florida.
CCA Florida is proud to announce the launch of a monumental grassroots initiative – The $1,000,000 Habitat Pledge. Launched in January 2024, this groundbreaking effort marks a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to sustainable coastal habitat restoration.
At the heart of this initiative is a clear and compelling goal: to substantially elevate CCA Florida’s conservation commitment through the successful completion of 20 additional coastal habitat projects across the state. These projects represent more than just environmental restoration; they symbolize our collective commitment to conserving Florida’s natural beauty and biodiversity for future generations.
A Statewide Call to Action Spanning over two years, this initiative places a strong emphasis on engaging our statewide CCA chapters in meaningful local habitat projects. It’s an invitation for chapters to actively participate and contribute to our statewide conservation efforts.
Throughout the duration of the program, CCA Florida is set to disburse 20 grants, each valued at $50,000 , to CCA chapters that successfully complete the grant application process and receive approval from our Director of Habitat and Environmental Restoration.
This initiative has been made possible through the generous donations of CCA Florida members and our dedicated partners, reflecting a community united in its passion for conservation. A Snapshot of Our Commitment A Pledge of $1,000,000: We’ve dedicated a substantial sum to support the success of CCA habitat projects across the state.
Focus on CCA Statewide Chapters: CCA Florida chapters are encouraged to participate and make a difference in their local communities. All grant applications must be approved and submitted by a local CCA Chapter committee. A Two-Year Initiative: This is a sustained effort, supporting long-term conservation measures and stakeholder engagement.
Annual Donations: $500,000 will be allocated each year, reflecting our ongoing commitment to this cause. Selecting 20 Projects: CCA Florida will select 20 habitat projects, each will receive a $50,000 grant to spearhead this conservation commitment.
Past Habitat Restoration Projects Artificial Reef Deployments CCA Florida and its partners have deployed 42 artificial reefs including, six vessels and more than 7,000 tons of clean concrete and natural rock. CCA Florida and its partners have recycle more than 50 tons of oysters, which has resulted in the deployment of 30 reefs.
In partnership with the University of Florida Whitney Laboratory and Blair Wiggins Outdoors, CCA Florida has helped deploy 15 million clams in the Indian River Lagoon in effort to revitalize the vital filter-feeder’s population. Mangrove and Seagrass Plantings To enhance Florida’s marine habitat, CCA Florida staff and volunteers have planted more than 50,000 salt marsh grasses and mangroves along Florida’s coasts.
In conjunction with our partners, CCA Florida has stabilized more than three-and-a-half miles of shoreline across the state. Countless volunteers and CCA Florida staff have cleaned up old tires, bottles, oyster traps and more, which has equated to 75 tons of trash collected across Florida’s coasts in effort to protect marine habitat.
CCA Regional Director Name Amount of Funds Committed To Date Amount of CCA Florida Funds Requested Please, List All Existing or Proposed Funding Sources List All Permit Numbers & Agencies Location (County, Waterbody, etc.) If this is a Collaborative Effort, please list all Partners To print the Habitat Request Form, please click here . Participate in CCA Florida's 2022 Boat Raffles. Three times a year, CCA Flori...
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The $1,000,000 Habitat Pledge is funded by Coastal Conservation Association Florida (CCA Florida). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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