GRANTEES IN THE NEWS
Source: Science
Scientists that conducted the first biodiversity study of Ecuador’s Yasuni National Park found that it is among the most biodiverse places on Earth, with world richness records for amphibians, reptiles, bats, and trees. The potential exploitation of the region’s large oil reserves place this habitat at risk.
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Featuring Save America’s Forests, a grantee of the Conservation, Food and Health Foundation
GRANTEES IN THE NEWS
Source: Chicago Sun-Times
Staff of the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago built a blood type database — the first of its kind — for bonobos, orangutans, chimpanzees and gorillas. The database will dramatically improve the quality of veterinary care for great apes in captivity.
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Featuring the Lincoln Park Zoo, a grantee of the Conservation, Food, and Health Foundation.
GRANTEES IN THE NEWS
Source: Communities and Banking Magazine
Carol Rubin, Massachusetts Regional Coordinator for the Parent-Child Home Program highlights the program’s learning through play approach to promote school readiness.
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Featuring the Parent-Child Home Program, a grantee of the A.C. Ratshesky Foundation, the Linden Foundation and the Ludcke Foundation.
