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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Transboundary Initiative Will Involve Activities Along North America's Pacific Coast From Canada to Mexico, With an Initial Focus on Preventing Ghost Gear in California State Waters and Mexico's Pacific Coast, Including the Sea of Cortez. the Project Aims to Reduce the Scope and Impact of Abandoned, Lost or Discarded Fishing Gear (ALDFG) Using Proven Best Practices That Protect Marine Life, Preserve Important Ecosystems, Decrease Ghost Fishing, and Open Up Inaccessible Fishing Grounds by Reducing Navigational Hazards. the Following Activities Will Be Implemented Over the 2-YEAR Project: Launch the North American Net Collection Initiative (NANCI) Based on the Successful Net Positiva Program, a Circularity Model of Collecting and Transforming End-of-life Fishing Nets Into High-value Consumer Goods, Resulting in an Expected 200,000 Pounds of End-of-life Fishing Nets to Be Collected and Recycled; Facilitate Development of Mexico's National Aldfg Action Plan and Strengthen Regional Lea
Committed
$631,770
Paid out
$80.8K
13%
Committed, not yet paid
$551.0K
87%
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