to support the exchange of environmental specialists from Mongolia and the United States participating in the Mongolian Long-Term Ecological Research project at Lake Hovsgol in 2002.

to enable an indigenous leader and an environmentalist from Russia to participate in the North Pacific Fisheries Management Council Meeting in Unalaska in summer 2002.

to enable American cultural and environmental specialists and representatives of native communities in the Adirondacks to travel to Russia and Mongolia in spring 2003 as part of the Russian-American-Mongolian exchange program entitled Beyond the Boundaries.

to enable American specialists in nutrient reduction techniques to travel to Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania, Russia, and Ukraine in 2003 in connection with ASLF's training program entitled Black Sea Recovery Project: NGO Technical Facilitation Program.

to support international travel and related expenses associated with the Russian-American exchange component of the Lake Baikal Eco-Tourism Project in 2002.

to enable American specialists to travel to the Russian Far East to conduct sustainable development workshops for indigenous communities in summer 2002.

to support international travel and related expenses of Russian environmental specialists in a conference co-organized with the Center for Russian Environmental Policy in Moscow entitled The Health of the Environment at the White Oak Plantation in Jacksonville, Florida, in summer 2003.

to support international travel and related expenses in 2002 of scientists from the United States participating in the Endangered Wild Bactrian Camel Conservation Project in Mongolia.

to enable environmentalists from Eastern and Central Europe to participate in the Network’s fellowship program in the United States in 2002-2003.

to support the international exchange component in 2003 of the Center for Safe Energy’s Sustainable Energy Project in Russia and Ukraine.

to enable representatives of ECOLOGIA from the United States and Russia to participate in the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in August 2002.

to support international travel and related expenses in 2003 in conjunction with exchange programs designed to increase the capacity of organizations in Russia to use geographic information systems to monitor and assess environmental issues.

to enable American energy specialists to travel to Moscow in fall 2002 in connection with a project entitled Business Workshop on Climate Change and New Environmental Markets.

to support international travel between the United States and the Caspian region in 2003 in connection with the program entitled Developing and Strengthening Public Voices in the Call for Corporate Responsibility: Empowerment Workshops on the CPC Pipeline organized by Crude Accountability, an organization that focuses on oil and gas related environmental health and justice issues in the Caspian basin.

to enable environmental lawyers from the Czech Republic, Russia, the Slovak Republic, and Ukraine to participate in fellowship programs in the United States and to attend E-LAW's Annual International Meeting and the 21st Annual Public Interest Environmental Law Conference in 2003.

to provide renewed support for international travel by Central European and American specialists participating in activities of the Environmental Partnership for Central Europe in 2002-2003.

to support international travel and related expenses in 2002 of Russian and American environmental scientists participating in an exchange project to map boreal forests in Russia.

to support international travel and related expenses in fall 2002 and spring 2003 of Russian-American exchanges associated with the Legacy Program: Building Public Participation in Russian and American Decision Making for Toxic Waste Clean-up and Environmentally Responsible Chemical Weapons Destruction.

to support Russian-American exchanges in 2003 associated with GAP’s program entitled Confronting the Legacies of Nuclear Weapons: Russia Project of Mutual Support and Exchange.

to support international travel and related expenses in 2002 for American participants in a project entitled Discover Lake Baikal: Next Steps in Developing an Eco-Tourism Industry.

to enable American environmental specialists to participate in a workshop entitled The Role of Biodiversity Conservation in the Transition to Rural Sustainability in Krakow in fall 2002 and to attend a follow-up meeting in Poland in winter 2003.

to enable representatives of NGOs and government officials in Romania to visit the United States in connection with ISC’s Sustainable Rural Development in Romania program in fall 2002.

to allow grassroots activists from the Russian Far East to undertake a study tour of the state of Washington and to enable environmental experts from the United States to participate in ISC’s Community Action Conference in Macedonia in spring 2003.

to support international travel and related expenses in 2002 of Russian and American representatives of the Foundation and of Russia’s Crane Working Group of Eurasia.

to support international travel and related expenses of environmental activists from Russia, Kazakhstan, and the United States participating in a project entitled Educating for Change: Environmental Exchange and the Caspian Basin in 2002-2003.

to enable a specialist from the Conservancy to discuss environmental issues and priorities with government officials and scientists in Mongolia in fall 2002.

to support international travel and related expenses in 2002 associated with a collaborative training program conducted jointly with the Georgian Academy of Sciences in Tblisi.

to enable wildlife specialists from Russia to travel to Alaska in summer 2002 for the Forum’s Brown Bear Management Workshop.

to support international travel and related expenses in 2002-2003 associated with exchange programs designed to promote effective citizen participation in environmental protection activities in Siberia and the Russian Far East involving logging, biodiversity, marine conservation, and oil and gas exploration.

to support international travel and related expenses in 2002-2003 associated with a training program at Boise State University and at the Raptor Research Center of the United States Geological Survey for a raptor specialist from Mongolia.

to support international travel and related expenses of exchange projects developed as part of QLF’s Central European Stewardship Program in Belarus, the Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, and Ukraine in 2002-2004.

to support international travel and related expenses of Eastern and Central European participants in RTC’s international conference TrailLink 2003: Designing for the Future in Providence, Rhode Island, in summer 2003.

to support the international exchange component in 2002 of a project entitled Empowering Russian and American NGOs to Address Issues of Future Sustainability.

to support the international exchange component in 2003 of SEN's Russian Environmental Partnership Program focusing on the Altai region of Siberia.

to support international travel and related expenses in 2002 associated with the Russian-American exchange component of the Tahoe-Baikal Institute Summer Program and of the Executive Director Exchange.

to support research in Kamchatka by American salmon specialists and environmentalists in fall 2002 as part of the Kamchatka Wild Salmon Sanctuary Project.

to enable Russian and American scientists, environmentalists, and policy makers to attend the North Pacific Salmon Protected Areas Workshop in Khabarovsk in spring 2003.

to enable environmental scientists and specialists from Russia to participate in the Center's Russian Visiting Scholars Program in 2003.