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The AAC's Cornerstone Conservation Grant
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Funder Type
Private Foundation
IT Classification
B - Readily funds technology as part of an award
Authority
American Alpine Club
Summary
The AAC's Cornerstone Conservation grant powered by REI creates healthy climbing landscapes, promotes respect for the places we climb, and empowers local climbing communities. The Cornerstone Conservation Grant has grown out of a decade of American Alpine Club underwriting and volunteerism.
Past AAC projects include new trails and human-waste management policies at Utah's Castleton Tower and Indian Creek climbing areas, a new human-waste management system in Grand Teton National Park, new trails and waste-management systems in Rocky Mountain National Park's Lumpy Ridge climbing area, and the Clean Mountain Can program on Denali.
Projects must:
Have measurable, high impact yet achievable goals
Incorporate best practices for sustainability
Improve land conservation and/or climber practices
Demonstrate reduced impact from climber practices
Demonstrate a plan for long term success
Engage members of the local climbing community
Have local land manager endorsement
Have local AAC Section endorsement
Have a realistic budget
Utilize matching agency, local funds or Access Fund grant money
History of Funding
None is available.
Additional Information
For this year, we are not funding projects whose primary goal is land acquisition or fixed anchor replacement. We do believe that these projects have a valuable contribution for the climbing community and may be able to support them in other ways including the joint Access Fund / AAC Anchor Replacement Fund. If you have questions about these types of projects and how the AAC can support you, please feel free to contact us at
cornerstone@americanalpineclub.org
Contacts
American Alpine Club Staff
Name:
American Alpine Club Staff
Department:
Company:
Address:
710 10th St. - Suite 100
City/State/Zip:
Golden,
CO
80401
Telephone:
(303) 384-0110
Fax:
(303) 384-0111
Email:
info@americanalpineclub.org
URL:
https://americanalpineclub.org/cornerstone-conservation-grant
Misc Info:
Eligibility Details
Those eligible to apply are non profit organizations.
Deadline Details
Applications will be accepted from June 15 to August 15, 2017. A similar deadline is anticipated annually.
Award Details
Grants range from $1,000 to $8,000, depending on the size and scope of project.
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