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The David and Lucile Packard Foundation was created in 1964 by David Packard (1912–1996), the co-founder of the Hewlett-Packard Company, and Lucile Salter Packard (1914–1987).

Throughout their lives in business and philanthropy, the Packards sought to use private funds for the public good, giving back to a society which enabled them to prosper.

Address:	300 Second Street
City:	Los Altos
State:	California (94022)
Telephone:	+1 650 948 7658
Fax:	+1 650 941 2481
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

Mr Knaebel Knaebel Phone: +1 650 917 5201 [email protected]	Mr Michael Sutton Phone: +1 650 948 7658 [email protected]
Ms Sarah Keehan [email protected]	Program Associate Ms Kathy Hesse Phone: +1 650 917 4712 [email protected]
Program Officer Ms Lisa Monzón Phone: +1 650 917 7279 [email protected]	Mr Stuart Green [email protected]

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Sea Change Investment Fund, LLC /Sea Change Management, LLC

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Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation

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Parliamentary committee urges MSC to review its standards on sustainable fishing
United Kingdom A UK parliamentary committee has called on the Marine Stewardship Council to address concerns about the organisation's standard for sustainable fishing in the world's oceans.

Threats to access small resources concern the sector
Australia Seafood Industry Australia has announced a national crisis meeting in Western Australia in February, to discuss the ongoing threats to resource access and property rights occurring across the nation.

Lobster processor to close its plant in Connecticut
United States Garbo Lobster, a company that has been operating for more than three decades in southeastern Connecticut and which supplies lobsters around the world, will close its Groton headquarters.

Sri Lankan blue crab recommended as 'good alternative'
Sri Lanka The Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch program has released new recommendations for several seafood products, including a "Good Alternative" recommendation for blue crab from Sri Lanka.