Gordon E and Betty I Moore Foundation Grants

To launch a funding facility that will support countries to develop and implement ambitious policies for nature and climate.

To support mainstreaming the integration of natural capital approaches into development policy and finance.

This grant will support the creation of the diagnostic excellence center for engagement, learning, and action (dxcelerator) at ucsf.

To support the long-term stewardship of wildlife passage, endangered species conservation and protected watershed in the south bay.

To support the acceleration and standardization of nature-related disclosures at a global scale.

In support of the acquisition and permanent protection of richmond ranch in santa clara county.

To support the construction of a prototype radio-telescope dish for the next-generation event horizon telescope at the teide observatory in the canary islands, enabling improved imaging of supermassive black holes and their environments.

In support of a western U.S. fire ecology and forest resilience science collaborative to advance new knowledge and improved understanding of future wildfire resilience and stewardship implications rapidly and synthetically.

In support of research to integrate quantum computing with electron microscopy, creating a new imaging technology that can provide highly detailed images of biological and material samples beyond the capabilities of current methods.

To support the development of a three-dimensional model of the earth's internal dynamics by integrating quantum geophysics, geodynamics, and seismology, advancing our understanding of the deep earth.

In support of seed funding for early stage, innovative opportunities in basic research, as identified by hypothesis fund's scientist scouts.

In support of initial operational capability preparation of the firesat program.

In support of organizational capacity to pivot to a new structure for broadened impact and field leadership.

In support of durable marine stewardship.

In support of the development, piloting, and evaluation of resources and materials that aim to teach scientifically grounded reasoning for youth and non-expert scientists.

In support of the infrastructure, construction and renovations required for los amigos biological station to be a leading venue for tropical forest ecosystem research in the western amazon.

In support of the implementation of deforestation and conversion-free commitments by meatpackers in south america.

To enable inaturalist to realize its potential as a global scientific and conservation sensor by 2030, harnessing data from its user community and optimizing advances in ai to inform critical insights and to connect people to nature.

In support of an earthquake exhibition area with a shake table simulator, themed design challenges, and interactive data visualization activities.

In support of durable marine conservation.