In early 2023, we appraised our journey since our conception in 2017. We also reviewed our funding strategy.
As a result, we decided to direct the majority of our funding towards area-based protection for the next five years (2023 to 2027). You can learn more about this in our Strategy Outlook, via the link below:
Using technology to improve enforcement of fishing policies
Supporting communities to take ownership of their own marine protection
Supporting protection of the high and deep seas
Educating the public on by-catch, over-fishing, and IUU through film, campaigns, advocacy and other tools
Supporting alternative livelihood/enterprise models for coastal communities
Supporting the reduction of by-catch
Using data and transparency to inform the behaviour of financiers and consumers
Closing the gap between science and policy to set quotas sustainably, both now and in a future world affected by warmer waters
Supporting a moratorium on deep seabed mining
Restoring and conserving mangroves
Researching sustainable aquaculture solutions
The LFF reviews grant applications on a annual basis. We tend to partner with grantholders for a maximum of three years.
If you’ve been invited to submit an application, please use the link below to open our Online Grant System.
LFF Online Grant System