Sitka Foundation
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The Sitka Foundation is a Canadian foundation primarily associated with funding environmentalists, promoting the Climate Imperative
The following are radical organizations the Sitka Foundation are co funded with the following American Radicals organizations.
 The Nature Conservancy |
It is the official Canadian affiliate of The Nature Conservancy, a major U.S.-headquartered global conservation organization based in Arlington, Virginia. |
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation |
| The American Tides Foundation |
Audain Foundation -the Climate Imperative | Aqueduct Foundation – the Climate Imperative |
| Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation – the Climate Imperative | TD Friends of the Environment Foundation – the Climate Imperative |
Collaborative funding with other radical groups and organizations.
The Audain Foundation is another documented connection in the northern BC conservation funding network. – Skeenawild Conservation Trust 2024 charitable records report receiving $70,000 from Audain Foundation. The same records report $150,000 from Sitka Foundation.
The Aqueduct Foundation also appears in Skeenawild Conservation Trust 2024 funding records, contributing $30,000. Sitka contributed $150,000 that year.
Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation contributed $30,000 to Skeenawild Conservation Trust in 2024.
TD Friends of the Environment Foundation contributed $10,000 to Skeenawild Conservation Trust in 2024.
The Sitka Foundation is a private, family-run foundation based in Vancouver, BC, established in 2008. It is primarily funded by its founders, Canadian mining and renewable energy entrepreneur Ross Beaty and his wife Trisha Beaty. Thier funding came from Canadian renewable energy companies founded or led by Ross Beaty, including Alterra Power Corp. (founded in 2008) and its successor Innergex Renewable Energy.