National Park Service
The National Park Service, a US agency, offers grants for preservation, recreation, and education programs.
Get Funding for Yosemite's Health Initiatives
This is an advanced notice from the National Park Service for an upcoming cooperative agreement opportunity focused on preventing vector-borne diseases in Yosemite National Park. Businesses with relevant expertise can partner to support critical public health efforts.
Get Grants for Irrigation & Water Resource Projects
This is not a call for applications. The National Park Service intends to fund improvements to the Kohrs-Manning Ditch Irrigation System, aimed at protecting aquatic resources and enhancing recreational opportunities. Organizations that are users of the system or can demonstrate unique qualifications in water resource management may be eligible.
Get Grants for Educational Programs!
Are you an organization focused on education? This National Park Service grant offers funding to develop and implement educational programs, bringing history to life for your community. Secure resources to expand your reach and impact.
Historic Preservation Grants for Catskill Businesses
If you're involved with the Thomas Cole Historic House in Catskill, NY, you may be eligible for funding to support vital preservation activities. This grant is designed to ensure the continued maintenance and success of this significant cultural landmark.
Fund Your Park Projects: NPS Master Cooperative Agreement
This cooperative agreement with the University of Utah aims to support projects related to the National Park Service's NTIR Database. Eligible entities can receive funding for initiatives that enhance and utilize this valuable resource for park management and research.
Grant for Cultural Preservation Projects in National Parks
Are you a researcher or organization focused on preserving and understanding the cultural heritage within National Parks? This grant offers funding to support crucial ethnographic research and assessment projects, deepening our connection to these important sites.
Funded Research: Boost Your Project with NPS Grants
This award is for projects supporting the National Park Service's research initiatives, specifically focusing on understanding cutthroat trout heritage in Rocky Mountain National Park. If your organization is eligible, you can receive funding to contribute to critical conservation and heritage exploration efforts.
Preserve Your Business History: Grants Available!
If you own a historic business in Santa Fe, this program offers funding to preserve your valuable archives. Secure your legacy and share your story for generations to come.
Unlock Funding for Park Service Innovations
This notice signals the National Park Service's intent to fund innovative projects aimed at improving adaptive management within the public sector. While not an open application, it highlights opportunities for specific partners to collaborate on vital research and development.
Get Funding for Youth Programs & Park Maintenance!
Non-profits and community organizations can secure funding to support youth programming and vital maintenance efforts within national parks. This grant aims to enhance visitor experiences and preserve historical sites through hands-on youth engagement.
Get Funding for Cultural Landscape Projects in Baltimore!
This is not an application opportunity, but notice that funding is being awarded to the Living Classrooms Foundation for cultural landscape maintenance at Fort McHenry in Baltimore. The National Park Service is committed to preserving historical sites and will be providing financial support for these critical preservation efforts.
Get Funding: Boost Boston's Bike & Pedestrian Access
Boston businesses can partner with the National Park Service to plan and potentially fund improvements for bike and pedestrian access to historic sites and transit hubs. This initiative aims to reduce congestion and emissions while enhancing visitor accessibility.
Fund Your Youth Programs: NPS Grant for Internships
This National Park Service grant is for organizations looking to fund youth internship programs within national parks. Secure funding to provide valuable experience and training for young people.
Grant Funds for Park Preservation Projects
Non-profit organizations and academic institutions can receive funding to support vital research and preservation efforts within the Southeast Coast Network. These funds are specifically allocated for projects that enhance the understanding and protection of national park resources.
Unlock Funding for Historic Site Research Projects
This is a notice of intent to fund a specific project focused on landscape research at the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site. While not an open application, it signals potential funding opportunities for research initiatives with The Research Foundation of State University of New York.
Unlocking Grants: Preserve Marin Headlands Culture
This funding opportunity is for organizations like The Research Foundation of SUNY to conduct vital research on the cultural landscape of the Marin Headlands. The National Park Service intends to award this funding to support specific research and evaluation activities.
Unlock Funding for Crater Lake Research & Education
Are you a research institution or educational organization looking to advance scientific understanding and public engagement at Crater Lake? This cooperative agreement award from the National Park Service provides funding to support vital science and learning initiatives within the park.
Save Your Historic Site: Grant Money Available Now!
This National Park Service grant is for organizations needing immediate funds to preserve and document historical habitation sites. Secure funding to protect and showcase important heritage locations.
NJ Pinelands Funding: Grow Your Green Business!
New Jersey businesses involved in environmental monitoring can apply for funding to support long-term environmental projects within the Pinelands. This program aims to advance conservation efforts and sustainable practices through dedicated financial support.
Secure Funding for Air Quality Research & Park Visibility
This opportunity allows Colorado State University to continue vital research on air quality impacts on National Parks' visibility and ecosystems, supported by the National Park Service. The project involves data analysis, modeling, and public outreach to inform regulatory agencies and the public.