NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
2015_annual_report
2015_annual_report
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OCEANS & COASTS<br />
In fiscal year 2015, NFWF funded more than 90 projects directly tied to marine<br />
conservation, including efforts in many states to improve populations of sea turtles<br />
such as this loggerhead in Florida. NFWF-supported projects also focused on fisheries<br />
along the nation’s coasts, where researchers worked with fishermen to reduce bycatch,<br />
study fish populations and remove derelict fishing gear. In 2015, NFWF also launched<br />
its new Ocean Health Initiative, which encompasses a broad portfolio of marine and<br />
coastal conservation projects that generate meaningful improvements to the health<br />
of threatened marine and coastal species and habitats.<br />
A baby loggerhead crawls from<br />
its nest toward the sea.