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1 Maximizing the Federal Dollar: Grant and Collaboration Opportunities with NOAA Conference of Nonprofit Communities of Hawaii Delivering Innovation The Future is Not What It Used to Be Our Kuleana, Our Community

2 We Touch Millions of Lives Everyday… Help us do more!

3 NOAA Pacific Region Grant Cooperative Federal grant administration Grant Writing Workshops Grants Online Training Best Management Practices Grant Writing Workshops Grants Online Training Best Management Practices Share resources Improve grantee accountability and fiscal management Increase grant making capacity Increase support and collaboration in the region

4 2012 Pacific Islands Region Funding Opportunities National Ocean Service Bay Watershed Education and Training Program – Hawaii Regional Ocean Partnerships Coastal Resilience Networks Coastal Storms Program NOAA UH Sea Grant CSP National Marine Fisheries Service Community-based Marine Debris* Community-based Coastal Restoration Program Community-based Restoration Program (CRP)

5 2012 Pacific Islands Region Funding Opportunities National Marine Fisheries Service PIR Marine Education & Training Mini- Grants Program PIR Marine National Monuments Program Partnerships for the Marine Mammal Response and Hawaiian Monk Seal Recovery Program PIR Marine Turtle Management Program NOAA Wide Broad Agency Announcement

6 Bay Watershed Education and Training (B-WET) Hawai`i Program Contact: Stephanie Bennett (808) 522-7481 Stephanie.Bennett@noaa.gov

7 Grant Coordination Over 60 grants since 2004 Projects in every county Public and private schools, children and educators National program Evaluation Authorizing the program Building grant capacity Technical assistance Training Grants Online and proposal development B-WET Hawai`i Program Contact: Stephanie Bennett (808) 522-7481 Stephanie.Bennett@noaa.gov

8 Regional Ocean Partnerships 1) Implementation of activities that contribute to achieving the priorities identified by Regional Ocean Partnerships (ROPs) while also advancing CMSP as envisioned in the national CMSP Framework. 2) ROP Development and Governance Support for administration and operations of existing ROPs, and for start- up costs of those regions beginning ROPs.

9 Coastal Resilience Networks (CRest) Helping Pacific Island, Gulf of Mexico, and West Coast communities become more resilient to the threats posed by coastal hazards. Connect existing federal, state, and local programs Engage the public in risk management Address preparedness, recovery, vulnerability, and adaptation Contact: Penny Larin (808) 532-3973 Penny.Larin@noaa.gov

10 Coastal Storms Program Primary objective to solicit proposals that will help to make Pacific Island communities safer and more resilient to hazards and coastal storms. Risk and vulnerability assessment (maps, plans, policy and research) Hazard impact, assessment, and mitigation planning Outreach and education Planning and policy Sea-level rise and storm surge inundation research and planning Disaster resiliency, response, and recovery

11 For More Information: Contact NOAA Sea Grant Coastal Storms Program Dolan Eversole (808) 956-9780 eversole@hawaii.edu http://seagrant.soest.hawaii.edu/csp

12 Community-based Marine Debris Prevention & Removal Grants Program Supports locally driven, community-based marine debris prevention and removal projects that benefit coastal habitat, waterways, and wildlife including migratory fish. Through this program, NOAA has funded 50 marine debris removal projects and removed more than 1,500 metric tons of marine debris from our oceans since 2006. Contact: Tia Brown (808) 944-2109 Tia.Brown@noaa.gov

13 Community-based Coastal Restoration Grant Program In partnership with the Hawaii Community Foundation, provides funding for on-the-ground coastal and marine restoration projects led by local community groups and community- based partnerships. Contact: Tia Brown (808) 944-2109 Tia.Brown@noaa.gov Priorities include: Restoring and protecting coral reef habitat, coastal wetlands and estuaries Restoring traditional cultural infrastructure that enhance and benefit coastal ecosystems. Reducing aquatic invasive species; and Addressing and reducing land-based sources of pollution

14 http://www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/ grants/browsedetail.php?id=116 Contact: Tia Brown (808) 944-2109 Tia.Brown@noaa.gov

15 Community-based Restoration Program (CRP) Provides seed money and technical expertise to address important fishery habitat concerns across coastal America by means of a grassroots, bottom-up approach. Contact: Tia Brown (808) 944-2109 Tia.Brown@noaa.gov http://www.habitat.noaa.gov/restoration/ programs/crp.html Monitored and maintained by communities, promoting stewardship and a heightened appreciation for the environment and its well-being.

16 Broad Agency Announcement Funding mechanism for special projects and programs associated with NOAA’s strategic plan and mission goals. Encourages research, education and outreach, innovative projects, or sponsorships that are not addressed through NOAA’s competitive discretionary programs. EXAMPLES: Kupu – Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps Malama Hawaii – Social Media Workshop for Scientists Hawaii Academy of Science – State Science Fair NOAA/HIMB – Fellowship Opportunity UH - Online Training in Fisheries & Aquaculture

17 PIR Marine Education & Training Mini- Grants Program To improve communication, education, and training on marine resource issues and increase scientific education for marine-related professions among coastal community residents in the region. Examples: Na Kama Kai Ocean Learning Center Guam 4H Fisheries Summer School Program Night Bluewater Exploration Project Contact: Scott Bloom (808) 944-2218 Scott.Bloom@noaa.gov Deadline: TBD (sometime in late February 2012) Estimated total program funding is $250,000

18 PIR Marine National Monuments Program Supports proposals to guide management to preserve and protect the resources in and around the designated Marine National Monuments (Marianas Trench, Rose Atoll, Pacific Remote Islands Contact: Scott Bloom (808) 944-2218 Scott.Bloom@noaa.gov Deadline: TBD (sometime in late February 2012) Estimated total program funding is $250,000

19 Partnerships for the Marine Mammal Response and Hawaiian Monk Seal Recovery Program Promotes the recovery of the endangered Hawaiian monk seals and supports responses to marine mammal strandings, hookings throughout the main Hawaiian Islands Deadline: February 15, 2012 Estimated total program funding is $110,000 Contact: Scott Bloom (808) 944-2218 Scott.Bloom@noaa.gov

20 PIR Marine Turtle Management Program Supports programmatic activities for conservation, protection, or management of listed sea turtle species either occurring within the Pacific Islands Region or having documented linkages to the PIR Deadline: TBD (sometime in February 2012) Estimated total program funding is $500,000 Contact: Scott Bloom (808) 944-2218 Scott.Bloom@noaa.gov

21 Partnership Opportunities Scholarships Internships/Fellowships Information/Data Exchange Resource Sharing (funds, knowledge, information, tools/equipment, etc) OTHERS ?

22 NOAA Pacific Region Grant Cooperative National Marine Fisheries Service Pacific Islands Regional Office……………………………………(808) 944-2200 Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center………………………...(808) 983-5300 Office of Habitat/Restoration……………………………………….(808) 944-2109 National Ocean Service Pacific Services Center……………………………………………..(808) 532-3200 Office of Coastal Resource Management………………………...(301) 713-3155 Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument……………...(808) 397-2660 Marine Debris Program……………………………………………...(808) 944-2109 National Environmental, Satellite,Data and Information Service IDEA Center………………………………………………………….(808) 944-2200 Ocean & Atmospheric Research …………………………………(301) 713-2458 National Weather Service …………………………………………...(808) 973-5272 Mahalo Nui Loa!

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