Cloud Forest Institute fiscally sponsors environmental educational projects around the world whose goals assist us in furthering our non profit, public benefit mission.
CFI is honored to fiscally sponsor the following projects:
Sea Star Kids Foundation offers creative arts classes for young children, regardless of the families ability to pay. Children can explore our fun nautical themed play gym and our cozy reading nook, while families and friends can learn, play, create and connect!
Disquiet Media is primarily focused on radio and podcast production, with two shows, one dealing with environmental--specifically forest health--and the other with LGBTQ+ issues. Our shows are broadcast on KZYX, KMUD, and KCXU, reaching six Northern California counties directly.
Wanosh Forest Garden
A living classroom for Natural Building and Permaculture workshops in Willits: CA
Our Mission: To nourish the relation of Humans and Nature through action and education of forest fire prevention, natural building, closed loop systems, listening and internal arts.
To serve as regenerative center for communal and ecological symbiosis by recognizing our interdependence and responsibility to tend to the cycles of life.
Berlin, Germany
Is an international fluid collective with the vision to be co-creating learning-in-reciprocity formats to support those who want to deepen into the ecological mindset.
The Noyo Headlands Unified Design Group (NHUDG) endeavors to foster the planning and implementation of an integrative and viable natural restoration of the Georgia Pacific mill site in Fort Bragg, California. NHUDG follows the principals of creating long term value, eliminating waste and relying on natural energy flows, the group is dedicated to creating a diverse, multi-use public/private project to serve as a model development for communities around the world.
The Not So Simple Living Fair is a weekend of hands-on workshops and demonstrations celebrating rural living and homesteading skills in the Anderson Valley of Mendocino County, CA.
The Anderson Valley Food Shed aims to increase their capacity to grow a diverse, year-round supply of food for all who live in the Anderson Valley bio-region of Mendocino County, CA, through education, community events, and the creation of new opportunities to grow, process, purchase and enjoy locally grown food.
Ukiah
Bicycle
Kitchen
Ukiah Bicycle Kitchen aims to educate and empower bicyclists in Ukiah by fostering DIY bicycle care and a strong bicycling community.
Ometepe Sustainability Group’s mission is to develop and implement sustainable solutions to poverty, hunger, and social injustice to children and families on this double volcano island of Ometepe, Nicaragua, devastated by political unrest and tropical storms.
Jan Allegretti
Animal alternative health care education in Ukiah, CA
With this groundbreaking, common-sense approach, you’ll see your friend’s health and vitality blossom while both of you enjoy the pleasure that delicious, health-sustaining meals can provide. Let’s get started!
JAN ALLEGRETTI, D.Vet.Hom., has been a consultant in holistic animal health since 1989. She teaches caregivers and practitioners innovative strategies for supporting animal health, and deepening our understanding of other species and the human-animal bond.
TERRAIN: Based in Australia — Projects that re-align the human spirit with nature by curating social spaces with contemporary multimedia experiences.
S.A.T.Y.A. (School for Arts Therapy and Youth Activism) Willits, CA
Previously sponsored projects:
SherpaCares, Himalayan English Boarding School
Paradise Fire Relief
Earth Cycles
At the Cambugán Foundation, our mission is to protect and restore biodiversity while improving the well-being of local communities. We firmly believe that by working hand in hand with both nature and the people who depend on it, we can create a harmonious coexistence that benefits everyone.
Contact us for more information on how you can get involved and support our initiatives.
Email: info@cambuganfoundation.org
Phone: +1 (555) 123-4567
Address: 123 Green Way, Forestville, USA
Seeks to conserve and restore forest ecosystems. Through scientific research and community work, we aim to build sustainable development models that combine the preservation of natural environment and a good life for the communities connected with it.
The Northwoods of Wisconsin are filled with interesting habitats and abundant flora and fauna. However, to date little research as been done in the area. Project Northwoods aims to conserve this important ecosystem through education, research and global outreach.