Sightline Institute was a Brainerd Foundation grantee from 2000 to 2016.
$30,000 - To expand and deepen donor commitments for the organization’s work. Conservation capacity
$80,000 - A two-year grant for policy research and communications support. Conservation capacity
$60,000 - A two-year grant for policy research and communications support. Conservation capacity
$30,000 - For policy research and communications. Conservation capacity
$25,000 - For policy research, communications, and movement building. Conservation policy
$1,000 - To provide a new HP Printer for the office. Conservation capacity
$20,000 - For general support, with an additional emphasis on the communication and capacity building needs of the organization. Conservation capacity
$25,000 - To promote an environmentally sound economy in the Pacific Northwest. Conservation capacity
$20,000 - To promote an environmentally sound economy in the Pacific Northwest through development, education, and promotion of sustainability indicators. Conservation capacity
Washington State Governor Jay Inslee has announced his rejection of the Vancouver Energy project, which was the last remaining undecided project of at least a dozen well-developed schemes planned for Northwest ports and refineries. All of the proposals stumbled and fell in the face of coordinated and intractable opposition in the Northwest—the Thin Green Line.
Sightline Daily is an online daily publication produced by Sightline Institute. It is updated every weekday by 9 A.M. with the best news stories collected from more than three dozen online news sources. Their goal is to provide the North American coastal temperate rain forest community with a daily source of the news they need to create a conservation-based economy.