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The 2018-2019 Call for Proposals for Environment and Climate Change Canada funding programs in British Columbia (HSP, AFSAR and NWCF)

2/5/2018

3 Comments

 
2018-2019 Call for Proposals:
The 2018-2019 Call for Proposals is now open for the Habitat Stewardship Program (Species at Risk Stream)  and the Aboriginal Funds for Species At Risk Program (both Prevention Stream and Species at Risk Stream).
 
There will be no Call for Proposals for new projects for the 2018-2019 fiscal year for the National Wetland Conservation Fund, or the Prevention Stream of the Habitat Stewardship Program. Due to re-allocation of funds to other conservation priorities, these programs are fully allocated for the 2018-2019 fiscal year. Please note that all existing multi-year agreements under these programs are unaffected. For more information, please see the NWCF and HSP websites.
  
About the AFSAR and HSP Programs:
For information about HSP and AFSAR, please visit the HSP and AFSAR webpages. Additional information about the 2018-2019 Call for Proposals for HSP (Species at Risk Stream) and AFSAR (Prevention Stream and Species at Risk Stream) programs are linked below or attached to this email.
 
Documents and Forms:
HSP
  • HSP National Call Letter (PDF)
  • HSP Regional Call Letter 
  • HSP Application Guidelines ( PDF)
  • HSP Expression of Interest form (PDF)
 
AFSAR
  • AFSAR National Call Letter ( PDF)
  • AFSAR Regional Call Letter 
  • AFSAR Species at Risk Stream Application Guidelines (PDF)
  • AFSAR Prevention Stream Application Guidelines (PDF)
  • AFSAR Expression of Interest form (PDF)
  
To Apply:
It is important to contact the appropriate regional coordinator early during the Call for Proposals window (open now until March 19th 2018) in order to complete an Expression of Interest, particularly for terrestrial projects to discuss the new tiered priorities. Regional coordinators also provide access to the online tracking system, which is required to submit your proposal. Please note the online tracking system is currently being updated with the 2018-2019 application forms and is anticipated to be ready by mid-February.
  
Sincerely;
 
Agathe LeBeau, National Wetland Conservation Fund Coordinator, Pacific Region
Agathe.Lebeau@canada.ca; 604-350-1923
 
Ivy Whitehorne, Habitat Stewardship Program Coordinator, Pacific Region (terrestrial projects)
Ivy.Whitehorne@canada.ca; 604-350-1939
 
Kate Shapiro, Aboriginal Funds for Species at Risk Coordinator, Pacific Region (terrestrial projects)
Kate.Shapiro@canada.ca; 604-350-1952 (Tues and Weds), 604-664-9044 (Mon and Thurs)
 
Vivian Chow, HSP and AFSAR coordinator, Pacific Region (aquatic projects)
Vivian.Chow@dfo-mpo.gc.ca; 604-666-4565
 

3 Comments
mustafa imani link
6/7/2018 01:58:34 am

zanzibar climate change alliance(zacca) would like to apply for your call of proposal whenever are released

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Seyed m. Atighe link
12/19/2019 01:50:05 pm

Dear Gentlemen
With Regards,

I am from an arid country and water is precious to us.

I have an innovative idea close to the Late prof.Miyawaki from Japan for sustainable afforestation which is more economical and practical for higher absorbtion of water.

The rate of the tree growth is higher and faster.

This is my pleasure to share my experience with you and run some experiments under your supervision to show you the efficacy.

Remain to hear from you,

S.M.Atighe
Educated in USA

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Dr.s.m.atighe chi
11/15/2019 08:55:28 am



Dear Gentlemen,
With Special Regard

Climate change doesn't hear deadlines, since we are confronting global warming and do not have enough time to tackle with, kindly please listen to me and I am sure that my projects will work.

As you know about 23 percent of green house gases is related to ammonia.

This ammonia comes from different animal farms especially poultry houses.

According to my study half of this gas comes straight to north America alone with Co2 making canada warmer compare to other countries.

I have an innovation which is capable of absorbing ammonia and convert it to other useful materials can be used instead of urea in agriculture lands instead of urea which in turn is a global warming gas after partially released from soil.

I have another innovation for climate change through afforestation which is completely new method.

Since we don't have enough time to fix the planet, kindly please advise me how I can implement my experiment under supervision of your experts in Canada.

I will send you more details if interested.

Remain to hear from you soon.
Dr.s.m.atighe


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