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DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Colossal Foundation, the 501(c)(3) charitable organization of Colossal Biosciences, the de-extinction company, today announced the launch of its Species Reintroduction Fund. In collaboration with conservation non-profit, Re:wild, this first-of-its-kind fund will dedicate at least $250,000 annually to support every phase of reintroduction–including planning, genetic assessment and post-release monitoring for threatened species across terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems worldwide. By providing both financial support and technical collaboration, the Colossal Species Reintroduction Fund will support the release of animals into the wild, restore habitats, increase genetic diversity, and enhance species survival, benefiting both vulnerable wildlife populations and the human communities reliant on healthy ecosystems. 'The Colossal Foundation is committed to making extinction a thing of the past. The best way to do that is to stop extinction before it starts. 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Through targeted conservation measures, the Colossal Species Reintroduction Fund strives to mend the harms threatening species survival and halt further biodiversity decline. 'Nature is in crisis due to human activities, and ecosystems around the world need our support to remain vibrant and resilient,' said Wes Sechrest, Re:wild chief scientist and CEO. 'Species reintroductions are critical in many of these places to return functional roles to natural environments–helping species, habitats, and human communities to thrive. We are excited that this new fund is dedicated to efforts at every reintroduction stage, from start to release to long-term management, supporting project teams through key challenges along the long road to ensuring ecosystem health for generations to come.' A UNIQUE GLOBAL EFFORT The Colossal Species Reintroduction Fund is the only fund in the world entirely dedicated to supporting wildlife reintroduction and rewilding projects globally. Through this singular focus, the Fund streamlines partnerships and resources to maximize success and scale impact. Projects will be supported for up to 12 months at a time with grant requests up to $50,000 per year considered. Fund Objectives: Strengthening Target Species Populations: Maximizing genetic diversity, abundance, and population viability through responsible conservation translocations that move wild or bred animals into the wild through reintroductions, reinforcements, ecological replacements, or assisted colonization. Restoring Habitats: Going beyond restoration to ensure habitats are managed for sustainable, long-term recovery that supports thriving populations of reintroduced species. Supporting Human Communities: Partnering with local and Indigenous communities to restore healthy ecosystems capable of supporting alternative livelihoods and aligning with conservation goals. Enabling Long-Term Conservation Conditions: Establishing robust management plans and policies that ensure species reintroductions continue to succeed well beyond the project timeframe. Within the next two years, the Colossal Species Reintroduction Fund will work with hundreds of conservationists across dozens of countries in their fight to reverse the species extinction crisis and bring balance back to ecosystems worldwide. Quotes from Inaugural Grantees: Mike Phillips, Director, Turner Endangered Species Fund (Bolson tortoise) 'Reintroduction projects on behalf of critically endangered species like the bolson tortoise, known in Mexico as Tortuga Grande, affirm that restoration is an alternative to extinction. To realize that certainty only requires that we choose to act. It is the power of choice that gives me hope. The Colossal Foundation's Species Reintroduction Fund is a choice of the finest kind.' Gabriela Rezende, Black Lion Tamarin Conservation Program Coordinator, Instituto de Pesquisas Ecológicas (Black lion tamarin) "It has always been clear to us that managing the endangered black lion tamarin populations through translocation and reintroduction is a key strategy not only for saving the species, but also for restoring the functional diversity of its native habitat—the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. But this work requires deep technical expertise and the courage to take significant risks. Having partners like the Colossal Foundation's Species Reintroduction Fund empowers us to meet this challenge and brings us one step closer to ensuring these populations move further away from the brink of extinction." Arely Ramirez Garcia, Freshwater Fish Conservationist, Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolas de Hidalgo (Golden skiffia) "Bringing Skiffia francesae back to the wild is more than conservation—it's an act of love and responsibility. This tiny, golden fish once danced through the clear waters of Mexico, and its silence today is a reminder of how easily beauty can be lost. But extinction is not destiny. When we choose to act, to care, to restore, we rewrite that story. The Colossal Foundation's Species Reintroduction Fund is not just a lifeline for Skiffia francesae —it's a promise that hope can live again in the water." Gary Ward, Bird Curator, Zoological Society of London (Vietnam pheasant) 'We are delighted to receive this support from the Species Reintroduction Fund. This vital support will significantly advance our efforts to restore Vietnam pheasant back into safe wild habitat. We extend our sincere thanks to all of our partners on the Vietnamese Pheasant Recovery Team and our supporters who share our vision for a viable, secure, and stable population of Vietnam pheasant in the wild with protection supported by people locally, nationally, and internationally, this marks a major milestone.' Ben Goldsmith, Chair, Conservation Collective (Species Reintroduction Fund Advisor) 'Restoring missing native species to their former range is not only a moral imperative, but vital for ecological restoration, and utterly joyful. I'm so happy to have the opportunity to work on this initiative.' Dr. Axel Moehrenschlager, Chair, IUCN Species Survival Commission Conservation Translocation Specialist Group (Species Reintroduction Fund Advisor) 'Preventing the extinction of species that share our planet is the global priority for wildlife conservation. Conservation translocations like reintroductions are powerful to help species, restore ecosystems, and inspire hope for a brighter future. By launching and growing this Species Reintroduction Fund, we aim to empower current and emerging conservation champions to escalate responsible and courageous conservation actions around the world.' APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR NEXT COHORT The Species Reintroduction Fund is now seeking additional applications for its second cohort of grants. Proposals are encouraged from nonprofit, government, and academic organizations around the world with innovative strategies to reintroduce threatened species and restore critical habitats. For additional details, including fund eligibility criteria, deadlines, to submit an application, and program guidelines, visit: ABOUT THE COLOSSAL FOUNDATION The Colossal Foundation is a 501(c)(3) dedicated to supporting the use of cutting-edge technologies for conservation efforts globally to help prevent extinction of keystone species. The organization deploys de-extinction technologies and support to empower partners in the field to reverse the extinction crisis. Learn more at ABOUT RE:WILD Re:wild protects and restores the wild. We have a singular and powerful focus: the wild as the most effective solution to the interconnected climate, biodiversity and human wellbeing crises. Founded by a group of renowned conservation scientists together with Leonardo DiCaprio, Re:wild is a force multiplier that brings together Indigenous peoples, local communities, influential leaders, nongovernmental organizations, governments, companies and the public to protect and rewild at the scale and speed we need. Learn more at
Boston Globe
01-08-2025
- Boston Globe
We picked the best food spots in Greater Boston. Here's how you responded.
Sam LaGrassa's 'Sam Lagrassa's, best sandwiches in Boston!' Joe, Quincy 'Any 'best sandwich' list without Sam LaGrassa's on it, is not a credible list.' Guidebook, posted on Details: 44 Province Street, Boston, 617-357-6861, A Reuben sandwich from Sam LaGrassa's. Wendy Maeda/Globe staff / File 2015 Paulie's North End 'Paulie's on Salem Street in the North End. Best Lobster Rolls in the city!' Energy Guy , posted on 'Paulie's is the best hands down!!' jackelly, posted on Details: 65 Salem Street, Boston, 857-284-7064, Advertisement Market Basket 'Market Basket makes a great LG sandwich for $4.99 and they load it up as you like. More 4 ya dollah!' Schtunk , posted on 'Market Basket makes great subs at 1/3 the price.' Joe Shmo, posted on Details: 400 Somerville Avenue, Somerville, 617-666-2420, Readers praised the sandwiches from the Market Basket supermarket chain. Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Best Bakeries If you're like us, there's never a bad time for a sweet treat. Readers were eager to share their Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Drive-By Pies Bake Shop 'Drive-By Pies in Brookline … Best pies ever, especially cream pies.' beesnana , posted on Details: 248A Cypress Street, Brookline, 617-879-6210, A chocolate cream pie at Drive-By Pies. Craig F. Walker/Globe staff / File 2018 Verveine Cafe & Bakery 'Verveine Cafe and Bakery in Cambridge is the best gluten-free bakery in Boston. It is also a favorite of people who do not need to eat gluten-free. You must check it out.' D.J., Acton Details: 298 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, 617-395-3125, A breakfast sandwich at Verveine Cafe and Bakery in Cambridge. Brooke Elmore Michette 'Please, Michette in East Somerville! Another baker from France.' OccasionalWriter , posted on Details: 164 Broadway, Somerville, 339-241-2416, Related : Best Neighborhood Restaurants A Pleasant Cafe 'The Pleasant Cafe in Roslindale is the classic Boston-area neighborhood restaurant and it absolutely should be on this list.' TIM02144, posted on Details: 4515 Washington Street, Roslindale, 617-323-2111, The Pleasant Cafe won praise from readers for being a standout neighborhood restaurant, and its pizzas. John Tlumacki/Globe staff / File 2018 Galway House 'Galway House, serving up phenomenal, reasonably priced meals for decades in a wicked fun environment! Love that place and love their beers. So fun to watch sports there, too.' yogasong44, posted on Details: 710 Centre Street, Jamaica Plain, 617-524-9677, Advertisement Moonshine 152 'Moonshine 152 in South Boston should definitely have made this list. If you have a chance, drop in for the amazing and creative food.' SouthEnd24, posted on Details: 152 Dorchester Avenue, South Boston, 617-752-4191, A vegetarian burger at Moonshine 152. From Moonshine 152 Best Doughnuts Readers spoke up for their favorite spots for Dunkin' 'Where's Dunky D's? Must be an oversight,' howsoonisnow posted on . Details: Various locations, 800-859-5339, A chocolate frosted donut from Dunkin'. From Dunkin' Linda's Donuts 'My go to is Linda's Donuts in Belmont. They are large, yeasty, and delicious. No frills classic favorites like honey dipped or chocolate glazed that are sure to satisfy cravings for a yummy donut.' 7-10 Split, posted on Details: 247 Belmont Street, Belmont, 617-484-9844, Lyndell's Bakery 'My Somerville folks, Lyndell's makes great donuts and you can get a donut and a small coffee for $5. My go to breakfast deal at the moment' gh74 , posted on 'Lindell's for Boston Cream!' mjaquith posted on Details: 720 Broadway, Somerville, 617-625-1793, Lyndell's Bakery in Somerville. Best Ice Cream The cherry on top. The happy ending to a hearty meal. We're talking about Gracie's Ice Cream 'No Gracie's? Their variety can't be beat!' AnnoyedEnoughToComment , posted on Details: 22 Union Square, Somerville, 617-764-5294, Gracie's Ice Cream in Somerville. Barry Chin/Globe staff / File 2016 Lazy Bear Creamery 'Lazy Bear in Dorchester is great.' CalFi_McC , posted on Details: 383 Neponset Avenue, Dorchester, 617-992-2597, Emack & Bolio's Ice Cream 'For over 40 years, it's been Emack & Bolios. Especially after a Sox game!' V-11, posted on Details: 290 Newbury Street, Boston, 617-536-7127, Boston Ice Cream Factory 'The Boston Ice Cream Factory in Dorchester has very good homemade ice cream. Their cherry vanilla is particularly good, and there are interesting flavors such as Guinness or Green Tea.' BostonKaren, posted on Details: 777 Morrissey Boulevard, 617-436-2189, Best Burgers Think you know Fin Point Oyster Bar & Grille 'Fin Point, best burger and hand cut fries. Outstanding $1.00 oysters from 2:00-5:00. Unbeatable!' Markar posted on Details: 89 Broad Street, Boston, 617-348-1234, Wheelhouse Boston 'Wheelhouse [at High Street Place Food Hall] belongs on ANY list of Boston's best burgers. The Breakfast Burger is my go to… Employees always remember regulars, FWIW. They are awesome. Side note: order the Breakfast Fried Rice and thank me later.' Kntmssnr , posted on Details: 100 High Street, Boston, 857-315-5138, Related : Best Pizza Our picks may have stirred up more division than putting pineapple on pizza. Here are a couple of reader picks for Pleasant Cafe 'How could you have missed the Pleasant Cafe in Roslindale!!!? A true classic.' User_4135498, posted on Details: 4515 Washington Street, Roslindale, 617-323-2111, Descendant Detroit Style Pizza 'Here's a newcomer to our Boston scene that I don't see mentioned here. Descendant Detroit Style Pizza [in the Prudential Center] is absolutely delicious! And this is coming from a New Haven native, who definitely loves New Haven pizza! Crispy edges, delicious sauce, cheese, and care taken to make the best toppings. Soooo good!!' yogasong44 , posted on Details: 800 Boylston Street #123, Boston, 617-544-0417, Kelly Broder can be reached at
