Tano Tasi YAN Todu
Yigo
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- Self-certified in SAM.gov
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- Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt)
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- Physical address
- Yigo, 96929, Guam
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Grant awards
Grant subawards
| Prime recipient | Prime award | Amount | Awarded |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Fish And Wildlife Foundation | N401922028002 | $945,723 |
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About the company
Tano Tasi YAN Todu is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization registered in Guam that specializes in environmental conservation, community engagement, and scientific coordination initiatives in the Mariana Islands region. Based in Yigo, Guam, the organization has been registered to receive federal awards since December 2022 and currently maintains an active SAM.gov registration through September 2026. The organization provides specialized services in biodiversity restoration, invasive species management, and community-based conservation programming through federal grant funding mechanisms.
Tano Tasi YAN Todu has received three prime federal grant awards from the Department of the Interior's Insular Affairs bureau, totaling a portfolio of conservation and community science initiatives. The most recent award, granted in November 2025 with completion scheduled for September 2027, supports a comprehensive brown treesnake eradication campaign on Islan Dano' (Cocos Island) off southern Guam. Under this project grant, the organization is coordinating technical efforts across multiple subprojects, including hiring an eradication project manager, developing unified operational and biosecurity plans, scaling community-led search operations, and establishing formalized governance structures through a steering committee and technical advisory group. The organization collaborates with multiple federal and local partners including USDA Wildlife Services, the University of Guam, the Guam Department of Agriculture, and nonprofit partners such as Friends of Islan Dano' and the Kito Impact Foundation. An earlier grant awarded in April 2023 focused on "Linking Science and Conservation to the Community," demonstrating the organization's commitment to integrating scientific research with public engagement. Additionally, Tano Tasi YAN Todu received grant funding in April 2024 to support the Mariana Islands Conservation Conference 2025, reflecting its role in facilitating regional knowledge-sharing and coordination among conservation stakeholders.
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Is Tano Tasi YAN Todu registered in SAM.gov?
Yes. Tano Tasi YAN Todu's SAM.gov registration is active through August 3, 2027.
What is Tano Tasi YAN Todu's most recent federal award?
Tano Tasi YAN Todu's most recent federal grant award is The invasive brown treesnake (boiga irregularis) has decimated native bird and reptile populations on guam, with… (D26AP00082), from Insular Affairs, on November 3, 2025.
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