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The Earth Island Institute was founded in 1982 by environmentalist David Brower.It organizes and encourages activism around environmental issues and provides public education. Funding comes from individual members and supporting organizations.

Through fiscal sponsorship, it provides the administrative and organizational framework for many individual projects that would otherwise be duplicating administrative requirements. Some of the projects have enjoyed significant success: a consumer-led boycott resulted in 100% of American tuna becoming "dolphin safe".

Address:	300 Broadway, Suite 28
City:	San Francisco
State:	California (CA 94133)
Telephone:	+1 415 788 3666
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	contact@earthisland.org

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Key people & contacts:

Executive Director--Operations Mr John A. Knox johnknox@earthisland.org	Editor, Earth Island Journal Mr Jason Mark jmar@earthisland.org earthisland@earthisland.org
Associate Director International Marine Mammal Project Mr Mark J. Palmer Phone: +1 (510) 859-9139 Fax: +1 (510) 859-9093 mpalmer@cal.net markjpalmer@earthisland.org	Executive Director Mr Dave Phillips davep@earthisland.org

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Subsidiaries:

International Marine Mammal Project - Dolphin Safe

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International Dolphin Safe Monitoring Program - Dolphin Safe Logo/Licensing

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