It’s nearing the end of a tremendous year, made so for The Moore Charitable Foundation and the land, water and wildlife causes we champion, thanks to the accomplishments and ongoing efforts of all of our tremendous partners. 
From globally recognized power houses like the Sierra Club and Waterkeeper Alliance, to small but mighty organizations such as Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust, the groups with whom we work are making the world a better place for all of us.
Our diverse partners around the world are unified by their commitment to conservation and the empowerment of the communities they represent. On a local and planet-wide scale, these groups are making an incredible impact on our future through research, collaboration, education, advocacy, policy change and outreach. Here are just a few highlights of the year.
- Heralding a Major Conservation Success Story: The Greater Sage-Grouse
- Taking on CAFOs with WaterKeeper Alliance’s Pure Farms, Pure Water
- Protecting the East Coast from Offshore Drilling
- Providing a challenge grant to help communities recover from the Animas River Spill
- Partnering with Towncreek Vision for a stronger community
- Celebrating 10 years of support to The New York Harbor School
- Tagging sharks in the Bahamas for a stronger sanctuary
- Being honored by the Foreign Policy Association and Tom Brokaw
- Launching Founder Louis Bacon’s conservation blog with guest writer Ken Salazar
- Witnessing a globally unilateral Climate Agreement in Paris
- Celebrating the passage of an historic conservation easement legislation
Wishing you and yours a fantastic new year – see you in 2016!
