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As our planet grapples with ecological challenges, the protection of marine ecosystems is crucial in safeguarding the biodiversity of our seas and oceans and sustaining life on Earth. The ScottishPower Foundation’s Marine Biodiversity Fund will finance one multi-year project that contributes to the broader global agenda for environmental sustainability, leaving a positive legacy for future generations.

Proposed projects - which must take place in the UK and its territorial waters (within 12 nautical miles) - should:

• Contribute to the protection and enhancement of the marine/coastal environment, preventing negative impacts and/or enabling the repair and renewal or the marine/coastal environment, including the safeguarding of marine species
• Share project knowledge and raise awareness of threats to the marine/coastal environment by engaging with the local community and wider society.

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Geographical areas funded: UK

Fund type

Type of funding:

Grant

Type of cost:

Capital, Revenue, Core costs

Fund award sizes

Maximum:

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Notes on award amounts:

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Who can apply

Registered UK charities. Projects delivered by multiple partners will be eligible to apply.

Your organisation must have:

• a demonstrable track record of delivering projects in the marine conservation environment
• an active board of at least three unrelated trustees
• been registered with one of the UK Charity Regulators for at least one full year.
• at least three full years of published accounts that show as received on the relevant charity regulator website
• income in the last set of published accounts greater than £800,000
• a bank account into which the funding is to be made NOT based in a restricted country (i.e. tax haven, high corruption risk or sanctioned country)

Minimum annual income:

£800,000

When to apply

Currently closed.

How to apply

No info currently.

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Activites funded: Environment Climate action

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