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Marine Debris Program
Posted
9/22/17
Assistance Listing Number
11.999
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178
Federal Agency
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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NA23NOS9990092
LYNNHAVEN RIVER NOW WILL REMOVE 100 ABANDONED AND DERELICT VESSELS ACROSS THE ENTIRE COASTAL ZONE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. MINOR RESTORATION AND MONITORING WILL OCCUR AT PROJECT SITES FOLLOWING REMOVALS. OUTREACH AND EDUCATION ACTIVITIES WILL BE CONDUCTED TO ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A FUTURE ABANDONED AND DERELICT VESSEL REMOVAL AND PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR VIRGINIA. REGIONAL OUTREACH EFFORTS WILL BE TARGETED TO BOAT OWNERS AND COMMUNITIES SURROUNDING VESSELS TARGETED FOR REMOVAL (INCLUDING IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES) AND WILL TAKE PLACE IN A VARIETY OF VIRTUAL AND IN-PERSON FORMATS. MEETINGS WILL ALSO BE CONDUCTED TO EXPLORE FIBERGLASS DISPOSAL AS AN ALTERNATIVE FUEL SOURCE TO HELP INFORM THE FEASIBILITY OF ALTERNATIVE DISPOSAL MECHANISMS FOR FIBERGLASS VESSEL HULLS.
Lynnhaven River Now
Cooperative Agreement
$13.2m
7/1/23
3/18/24
NA20NOS9990152
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: TAKING A BITE OUT OF LUNCHROOM WASTE
Community Foundation For Northeast Michigan
Cooperative Agreement
$107.0k
9/1/20
8/1/22
NA21NOS9990029
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) awarded $449,406 to the Hawaii Wildlife Fund through a Cooperative Agreement under the Marine Debris Program (CFDA 11.999) from October 1, 2021 to September 30, 2023. The funding supports the Hawaii Large Debris Recovery Partnership to identify, assess, and help prevent marine debris and its impacts within coastal Hawaii. Specific products and services include removing large debris from coastal and ocean waters that can threaten navigation safety and harm marine wildlife in Hawaii. The Cooperative Agreement partners NOAA with the Hawaii Wildlife Fund, a nonprofit organization, to conduct marine debris cleanup and prevention activities in the Hawaiian islands region.
Hawaii Wildlife Fund
Cooperative Agreement
$449.4k
10/1/21
8/9/21
NA16NOS9990031
FISHING FOR DERELICT GEAR IN CAPE COD AND MASSACHUSETTS BAYS
Center For Coastal Studies, Inc.
Cooperative Agreement
$239.4k
9/1/16
11/16/17
NA18NOS9990033
CHANGING LITTERING BEHAVIOR THROUGH STUDENT LEADERSHIP AND PEER MENTORSHIP
Alice Ferguson Foundation, Inc.
Cooperative Agreement
$100.0k
8/1/18
6/8/20