National Park Service
The National Park Service, a US agency, offers grants for preservation, recreation, and education programs.
Funding For Hallowed Ground Projects: Get Your Share!
This announcement signals funding has been designated for the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership, Inc. to implement a management plan, conduct public meetings, and collaborate with local organizations on projects within the Hallowed Ground region.
Preserve History, Secure Funding: NPS Grants Available
Attention preservation-minded businesses! The National Park Service is offering funding to stabilize historic mining structures, ensuring their longevity for future generations.
Get Funding for Park Restoration Projects
Nonprofits and research institutions can secure funding through a task agreement with the National Park Service for adaptive restoration and community stewardship projects. This initiative supports efforts to enhance and protect natural park areas.
Fund Your Missouri River Basin Visitor Center Operations!
Missouri River Basin organizations can receive funding to operate and staff their visitor center, educating the public on the Lewis & Clark expedition and local heritage. This grant supports preservation efforts and fosters public interest in environmental and historic preservation.
Unlock Funding for Your Business Growth
This grant is for organizations partnering with the National Park Service for research and fieldwork, offering funds to support important projects under the Rocky Mountain Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit. While specific details require reviewing the announcement, this is a unique opportunity to secure funding for your research endeavors.
Get Funding for Trail Rehabilitation Projects
This is not a grant application, but public notice that the National Park Service intends to fund the Vermont Youth Conservation Corps for Appalachian Trail rehabilitation in Vermont. The funding will support specific trail maintenance and repair projects.
Unlock Grant Money for Coastal Research & Recovery
Are you involved in marine research or coastal ecosystem recovery? The National Park Service is looking to fund studies assessing the impact of environmental events on marine life, with potential for direct awards without full competition.
Get Funding for Niagara Falls Heritage Projects!
Niagara Falls National Heritage Area, Inc. is receiving funding to manage and implement their heritage area plan. This includes website development, educational programs, and building partnerships to further the NHA's goals.
Fund Your Business: Boost Tourism & Local Economy!
If your business contributes to tourism or local economic development along the El Camino Real de los Tejas NHT, this funding can help protect historic integrity and boost public engagement. Secure resources to highlight your unique offerings and attract more visitors.
Get Grants for Fire Science & Research
Partnerships between NPS, universities, and fire science programs can receive funding for ongoing fire science research and exchange activities. This opportunity is for established projects seeking continued support based on strong performance.
Get Funding for Fire Science & Land Management
This initiative, established by the National Park Service and Joint Fire Science Program, aims to create a fire knowledge exchange consortium for the Great Plains. Businesses and landowners involved in land management can benefit from this program by sharing valuable information and expertise to improve fire science practices.
Get Funding for Coastal Resilience Projects
This notice indicates potential funding from the National Park Service for projects focused on physical monitoring of coastal breaches, such as the Old Inlet breach at Fire Island National Seashore. While not a general application, it signals opportunities for entities involved in environmental monitoring and coastal conservation.
Preserve History & Get Funding with NPS Grants
Organizations dedicated to protecting and preserving the El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail are eligible for funding through this National Park Service initiative. This opportunity supports projects that promote and engage in the crucial work of safeguarding this historic route.
Idaho Parks: $0 for City of Rocks Reserve Management
This is not a new funding opportunity for businesses. It's a notification of an award to the State of Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation for managing the City of Rocks National Reserve.
Get Funding for Park Conservation & Research
Are you involved in ecological research or conservation efforts? The National Park Service is offering funding to investigate factors influencing delayed mortality in plants after wildfires, aiming to improve land management strategies. This opportunity is for research institutions and qualified entities focused on natural resource management and ecological studies.
Get Funding for Infrastructure & Resource Management Projects
Does your state, county, or NPS-supported project need precise elevation data? This grant can fund the acquisition of high-quality geospatial data to enhance transportation, emergency services, and resource management.
Get Funding for Historic Preservation Projects
This award is designated for organizations dedicated to preserving and interpreting significant historic and cultural sites related to coal mining heritage. Funds will support the ongoing implementation of management plans to benefit present and future generations.
Get Funding for Endangered Species Conservation Projects
The National Park Service is seeking to fund projects that protect endangered Roseate Terns within the Cape Cod National Seashore. This is an announcement of intent to award funding, not a general application call.
Get Funding for Youth Conservation Projects!
Non-profits and community organizations focused on youth conservation can receive funding to expand their vital work. This cooperative agreement allows for additional funds to be added to an existing partnership, supporting impactful environmental projects.
Fund Your Youth Conservation Projects: NPS Grants Available
Non-profits and educational institutions can receive funding to engage youth aged 18-25 and under 18 in conservation and historical stewardship projects at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park. This grant supports intern and crew positions focused on environmental learning and federal land management.