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We are continually learning. These reports and studies are some of the resources that are helping to inform our approach to grantmaking.
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March 11, 2020What would it look like if the largest-funded restoration effort in history was successful?
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March 1, 2020A global analysis of how FIPs have grown and evolved since 2015
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January 8, 2020On average, fish stocks are increasing where they are assessed
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October 16, 2019Economic change and the geography of opportunity in Southeast Louisiana
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October 9, 2019Farmers have increased their use of cover crops and conservation tillage
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September 29, 2019The water management cluster in Southeast Louisiana in retrospect and prospect
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July 31, 2019A rapid assessment tool for evaluating socioeconomic performance of fisheries management
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July 25, 2019Is cooperative federalism working?
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January 9, 2019A Framework for City of New Orleans Action on Coastal Resilience
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January 30, 2018Colorado State University and Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory
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November 13, 2017This report documents New Zealand’s approach to fisheries management and how that approach has evolved over time.
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August 8, 2017Contemporary Issues & Lessons Learned
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June 7, 2017The Global Center of Marine Biodiversity as a Case Study
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June 2, 2017The David and Lucile Packard Foundation’s perspective on the Pescadero Program
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June 1, 2017As a way to help start much-needed conversation, the Walton Family Foundation developed this Colorado River Critical Infrastructure Needs white paper.
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April 25, 2017The Walton Family Foundation’s systems approach to sustainable seafood
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August 21, 2012Certification and eco-labeling programs highlight sustainable fisheries with low environmental impacts
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August 12, 2011No-take marine reserves have been proposed as one of the most successful management tools for marine ecosystems
