Lyn Branscomb of Lyn Branscomb Marketing Communications will walk through marketing tools that are available, and ways to for nonprofits to implement those tools. The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has announced the 1999 competitive grant program under Section 319 of the Clean Water Act. The projects must implement measures to prevent or abate nonpoint source pollution. Proposals may be submitted by any Massachusetts public or private organization. The A.V. Stout Fund is a grant program that supports research grants for New England Wildlife and its Habitat.
Grants are for college and university students, qualified individuals and organizations.
United States Geological Survey USGS, in cooperation with the National Institutes for Water Resources, is requesting applications for matching grants that support research on non-point source water pollution. Any researchers at an higher learning institution is eligible to apply. The deadline for submission is April 8, 1999. The Zero Population Growth Boston area chapter is hosting a conference on May 15th at the Boston Public Library. The United Nations estimates that the world population will reach six billion on October 12th of this year.