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Get to Know CCBER

Cheadle Center for Biological and Ecological Restoration (CCBER) CCBER’s Restoration Sites: The Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration (CCBER) manages more than 300 acres of open space between Ellwood Mesa and Goleta Slough. Characterized by a rich complex of oak woodland, coastal sage scrub, grassland, and wetland ecosystems, the area is known for its […]

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Spring 2021 Funded Projects

1. Preventing Resumed Oil Production off the Gaviota Coast Environmental Defense Center $11,734.00, including $3,000 for intern funding.   2. Coastal Biodiversity and Restoration Research and Monitoring Internships CCBER $6,900.00, including $3,600.00 for intern funding.   3. Investigating dynamics of particle-attached microbial respiratory pathways in low-oxygen bottom waters of the Santa Barbara Channel Marine Science

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Funding Guidelines

This page is designed to provide information about what Coastal Fund will and will not consider in a funding request. For information about Coastal Fund’s application form and process, please see the  Grant Funding page. To check major and minor grant application deadlines, see the Funding Cycles page. We also have a page of Applicant

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Winter 2021 Funded Projects

1. Kelp forest and rocky reef monitoring student internships Marine Science Institute $18,475.52, including $18,475.52 for UCSB student positions     2. Goleta Creek and Watershed Protection, Education, and Cleanup Program Environmental Defense Center (EDC) $10,000.00, including $3,000.00 for UCSB student positions    3. Watershed Resource Center Internship Program Explore Ecology $4,830.00, including $2,860.00 for UCSB

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Fall 2020 Funded Projects

1. Naples Development Defense Fund II Surfrider Foundation Santa Barbara Chapter & Environmental Defense Fund (EDC) $7,500.00    2. What is the Future of Open Ocean Aquaculture in the Santa Barbara Channel? Environmental Defense Center (EDC) $10,000.00, including $3,000.00 for UCSB student positions     3. Campus Lagoon Restoration and Transformation 2021 Cheadle Center for Biodiversity

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Spring 2020 Funded Projects

1. Wastewater Surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 for the Santa Barbara Region, Bren School and ERI Included funding for 3 interns. Total Funding: $42,344.45 2. Fostering a Lifelong Fascination with Nature – New Tracks, Nature Tracks Foundation Included funding for 20 interns. Total Funding: $10,550 3. Goleta Watershed Protection, Education, and Creek Cleanup Program, EDC Included funding

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Winter 2020 Funded Projects

1. Kelp forest and rocky reef monitoring student internships, MSI Included funding for 2 interns. Total Funding: $8,660.40 2. Restoring Fuel Breaks to Promote Native Ecosystem Services, EEMB Included funding for 4 interns. Total Funding: $4,000 3. Preventing ExxonMobil’s Gaviota Oil Trucking, EDC Included funding for 1 intern. Total funding: $8,070 4. Photographic mark and recapture of

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Fall 2019 Funded Grants

1. NCOS Impact Video and Long Film Filming/Post Production, CCBER Included funding for 6 interns. Total funding: $13,100 2. Restoring Fuel Breaks to Promote Native Ecosystem Services, EEMB Included funding for 1 intern. Total funding: $4,000 3. MPA Watch Internship Program, Santa Barbara Channelkeeper Included funding for 2 interns. Total funding: $4,023.38 4. Internships and Additional Funding Support for

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Spring 2019

1. Internships and additional funding support for conservation, education and restoration programs for summer and fall 2019, Coal Oil Point Reserve Included funding for 35 interns. Total funding: $10,570.98 2. The Impact of Small Mammals on Grassland Restoration Success, EEMB Included funding for 1 intern. Total funding: $2,835.30 3. Kelp forest and rocky reef monitoring student fellowship,

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