Coastal Commission Awards Significant Whale Tail Grant Round

SAN FRANCISCO—On Feb. 15, The Coastal Commission announced the approval of 91 Whale Tail Grant applications totaling more than $3 million (with a maximum award of $50,000), the single most significa

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Dave Lumley says:

March 3, 2022 at 5:28 pm

Fantastic news. Protecting our coast and educating all on climate change a key to our oceans futures, especially in California. Let’s make more drivers aware of this license plate program!

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