Geological Survey
The US Geological Survey offers grants for scientific research, data collection, and mapping programs.
Get Funding for Wildlife Research Projects!
Eligible CESU partners can receive funding to conduct crucial research on bat populations and disease status on US Navy properties in the Pacific Northwest. This initiative aims to enhance our understanding of bat ecosystems and support conservation efforts.
Get Funding for Sea Turtle Genetic Research
This cooperative agreement is for CESU partners seeking to conduct genetic analyses of sea turtle biological samples. Funding will support research into the genetic composition and origin of threatened and endangered sea turtles across decades.
Get Funding for PFAS Research in Fish
USGS is funding research for CESU partners to investigate how PFAS build up in fish, a critical step in protecting U.S. fisheries and public health. This agreement supports vital scientific efforts to make our natural resources safer.
Fund Your Mussel Restoration Project!
Are you a CESU partner focused on ecological restoration? This grant supports native mussel restoration efforts within Indiana Dunes National Park watersheds, addressing key needs like detection, habitat, biology, and reintroduction.
Secure Funding for Climate-Resilient Water Solutions
Researchers in the Western US can apply for funding to study how groundwater recharge will be impacted by climate change, providing crucial insights for future water security. This grant supports synthesizing current data and identifying knowledge gaps to forecast groundwater dynamics under evolving climate scenarios.
Unlock Funding: Map Great Lakes Habitats for Fisheries Growth
If your business specializes in advanced mapping technology, you can secure funding to develop high-resolution underwater habitat maps using photogrammetry. This collaboration with the USGS will support vital Great Lakes fisheries research and contribute to a multi-billion dollar industry.
Get Funding for Invasive Species Research & Control
Research institutions and affiliated partners are invited to apply for funding to develop innovative RNAi-based treatments for invasive plants like common reed and European frog-bit. This grant supports advancements in genomic approaches for ecosystem protection.
Fund Your Marine Research: CESU Grants Available
Environmental researchers and institutions can secure funding through the Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (CESU) program for vital studies of marine habitats. This grant supports investigations into continental shelf, slope, and deep ocean areas, contributing to critical scientific knowledge and conservation efforts.
Colorado Plateau CESU: Fund Your Research Projects
This cooperative agreement is for research projects focused on the Colorado Plateau, providing funding opportunities for eligible entities to contribute to scientific understanding and conservation efforts.
Fund Your Aquatic Research: Grant Up To $XXX,XXX!
This grant is for eligible organizations and individuals looking to research and understand aquatic resource status, trends, and their causes across various scales. Secure funding to contribute valuable insights to aquatic resource management and conservation.
Unlock Funding for Environmental DNA Research
Researchers and organizations involved in ecological studies are eligible for grants to develop innovative tools for detecting amphibian species using environmental DNA analysis. This funding supports the creation of simple, effective solutions for biodiversity monitoring.
Unlock Grants for Earthquake Preparedness & Research
Are you a researcher or private sector entity focused on reducing earthquake risks? This program offers funding to support critical research on earthquake occurrence and its impacts, leading to better loss reduction strategies.
Secure Funding for Wildfire Research & Land Management
This cooperative agreement supports CESU partners in researching vegetation and soil factors related to wildfire resilience and recovery in semiarid uplands. Funding will aid in improving land management efficiency and effectiveness for military and rangeland landscapes.
Unlock Funding for Water Research & Sustainability
This grant is for CESU partners looking to advance water resource management through innovative evapotranspiration research. Funds will support the evaluation and integration of cutting-edge remote sensing data to improve irrigation, drought response, and water sustainability strategies in the Southeast.
Get Funding for Invasive Species Research
This grant funds CESU partners to study and predict habitats of invasive Black Carp in the Mississippi River Basin, aiding in their efficient monitoring and removal. Businesses focused on ecological research or invasive species management can apply for this cooperative agreement.
Secure Grant Funding for Great Lakes Ecosystem Restoration
This grant is for existing CESU partners to fund research and development for restoring Great Lakes coastal ecosystems. The project focuses on understanding and mitigating stressors affecting native fish and controlling nuisance algae, with support for up to four years.
Get Funding for Colorado River Restoration Projects
Seeking a CESU partner to conduct vital research on riparian restoration techniques in the Colorado River basin. This funding supports projects evaluating restoration efficacy, vegetation changes, and bird population responses to improve recreational and conservation values.
Get Funding for Western Wildlife & Livestock Research
Are you a CESU partner focused on wildlife and livestock management in the Western USA? This grant supports research to understand and model resource competition between horses, livestock, and native species for better land management and rural economy support.
Get Funding for Water Research & PFAS Solutions!
This grant is for eligible Water Resources Research Institutes across the U.S. and its territories to fund vital research and innovative solutions for water resources, with a specific focus on emerging contaminants like PFAS.
Get Grants for Water Innovation & Research
Institutes in all 50 states and territories can apply for funding to conduct research and address critical water resource challenges. This program supports innovative solutions for water management, conservation, and protection.