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Sea Otter Recovery Grants 2026

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The California State Coastal Conservancy has issued a notice of exemption for grant funding under the Sea Otter Recovery Grants 2026 initiative, aimed at supporting public education efforts focused on the historic presence and potential future reintroduction of sea otters within their former habitat range in northern California and San Francisco Bay. The grant recipient, Sea Otter Savvy, will lead initiatives to inform the public about the ecological significance of sea otters, their historical role in coastal ecosystems, and the possible benefits and challenges associated with restoring their populations to areas where they once thrived. This project aligns with broader conservation goals to enhance public understanding and stewardship of marine wildlife and habitats. The funding opportunity was posted on December 1, 2025, and is managed by the Coastal Conservancy with Irvin Tang serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. Although no solicitation number or NAICS code is specified, the project falls under the agency’s broader mission of environmental conservation and public outreach in California’s coastal regions. The place of performance is designated throughout California, with no specific city or zip code mandated, allowing flexibility for educational outreach across relevant coastal communities. The initiative does not require formal environmental review under the exemption, streamlining the process for timely implementation of public education programs.

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Sea Otter Savvy to lead public education on sea otter recovery in northern California and San Francisco Bay through 2026 grant.

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California State Coastal Conservancy

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia State Coastal Conservancy
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California State Coastal Conservancy
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Notice of exemption for Coastal Conservancy approval of grant funding. Sea Otter Savvy to educate the public on the historic role of sea otter and potential future role of reintroduction within their historical habitat range in northern California and San Francisco Bay.

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