We’re pleased to announce that the organisation selected to receive this year’s environmental grant in the amount of $10,000, is the Volcan Mountain Foundation.
Since the late 1980s, the group has worked to preserve Volcan Mountain and maintain it in its natural state to protect it (and its inhabitants) for years to come.
They actively involve Indigenous advisors in their stewardship practices, engage a multi-disciplinary team of scientists to consult on projects and lead outdoor educational programs for children.
![Volcan Tree](https://mla4cz9isiv1.i.optimole.com/cb:XeYQ.2cbe3/w:225/h:300/q:mauto/f:best/id:b3cd134d8222778291821d76bbb94af1/https://whitefeatherfoundation.com/VolcanTree.jpg)
The specific project TWFF is helping to fund will improve the forest resilience in an area that is increasingly vulnerable to wildfires.
![Volcan outdoor programs for kids.](https://mla4cz9isiv1.i.optimole.com/cb:XeYQ.2cbe3/w:225/h:300/q:eco/f:best/id:31429e20bf48df35953cc6aa962ea82a/https://whitefeatherfoundation.com/TWFF-3.jpg)
We are thrilled to support this project and look forward to providing The White Feather Foundation community with regular updates on its progress.
Photos: Courtesy of Volcan Mountain Foundation
To learn more about the beneficiary organisation, visit their website.
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