Environment Grants
Environmental protection, conservation, and sustainability funding.
Get Grants for Wildlife Conservation Projects
This grant is for organizations and researchers focused on conserving prairie dogs, black-footed ferrets, and their habitats. Funds will support research and data collection to inform conservation efforts for these endangered species and their ecosystems.
Fund Your Park's Biodiversity Research & Pollinator Projects
This program offers support for organizations developing taxonomy initiatives and assisting with vital pollinator research within National Parks. Funds are available to create educational programs, leverage existing research, and contribute to service-wide pollinator conservation efforts.
Secure Funding for Park Research & Conservation Projects
This cooperative agreement offers funding for organizations to develop innovative "Taxonomist in Parks" programs, building on existing biological inventory successes. Funds will support the creation of educational materials and assist with vital pollinator research projects across National Parks.
Get Funding for Park Science & Conservation Projects
This grant supports organizations and researchers developing programs to advance scientific understanding and conservation within national parks. Funds are used to create educational initiatives, conduct biological inventories, and support pollinator research, contributing to service-wide conservation efforts.
Get Funding to Protect Rivers & Waterways!
If your organization is involved in aquatic nuisance prevention and control, you could receive funding to continue vital work on the Mississippi River Basin. This grant supports initiatives crucial for implementing the Nonindigenous Aquatic Nuisance Prevention and Control Act.
Grant for Green Business Growth & Global Impact
Empower developing countries with cleaner cooking solutions and improve lives. This grant supports organizations experienced in building capacity and providing technical aid in the household energy and health sector.
Secure Funding for Conservation Projects in Texas
Non-profits and governmental bodies in Texas can apply for funds to control invasive species like buffelgrass and giant cane along the Big Bend-Rio Bravo region. This initiative aims to preserve the natural ecosystem of the Big Bend National Park.
Get Grants for Environmental Research in National Parks
This is not a grant application opportunity, but a notice of intent to fund Washington State University for critical research. The project aims to understand how high-elevation lakes in Mount Rainier, North Cascades, and Olympic National Parks are affected by atmospheric nitrogen deposition.
Get Grant Funding for Youth Conservation Projects
Non-profit organizations and government agencies can secure funding through the National Park Service to implement youth partnership projects focused on conservation and education. This initiative aims to engage young people in valuable conservation efforts and foster a connection with national parks.
Secure Funding for Sagebrush Habitat Research!
Are you involved in conservation efforts for Greater Sage Grouse habitats? This grant opportunity supports sophisticated modeling to understand how climate change and disturbances will impact crucial sagebrush plant communities. The funding will enable detailed analysis of soil water dynamics, plant competition, and species composition to guide future habitat management.
Get Funding for Rare Plant & Vegetation Projects
Are you involved in conserving rare plants or unique vegetation communities? The National Park Service offers grants to fund inventory, monitoring, and restoration projects, helping you protect and enhance vital ecosystems.
Funded Research: Protect Habitats, Boost Energy Development Plans
This grant supports studies on how energy development impacts greater sage-grouse habitats, helping businesses make informed decisions and comply with conservation efforts. It's designed for organizations involved in energy development on federal lands within sage-grouse range.
Fund Your Internships: Grow Your Workforce!
Colorado businesses can receive funding to hire and train young individuals (ages 16-25) through conservation and career development programs. This initiative helps build a diverse future workforce while providing valuable on-the-job learning experiences.
Secure Funding for Great Lakes Aquatic Projects
This grant is for organizations with a proven track record of supporting the Great Lakes Panel on Aquatic Nuisance Species. Funds will ensure the continued implementation of vital aquatic species control programs.
Get Funding for Trail Projects | National Park Service
Youth conservation crews are needed to perform trail maintenance and bridge replacements at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. This opportunity allows for the hiring of a SEEDS Youth Conservation Corps to complete vital infrastructure work.
Get Funding for Your Next Project!
Attention National Park Service partners! This task agreement offers funding for landscape assessment projects within the Colorado Plateau CESU. Expand your reach and impact with this non-competitive award.
Boost Your Business with Government Grants!
This is not a grant application, but an announcement of funding for youth service projects along the Appalachian Trail in Maine. The National Park Service intends to fund cooperative agreements with the Maine Department of Conservation for the Maine Conservation Corps.
Get Funding for Youth Energy Training Programs
Northeast organizations can partner with the National Park Service to receive funding for youth training programs focused on energy conservation. This cooperative agreement will support initiatives that develop young talent in the energy sector.
Get Funding for Park Research & Monitoring Projects
If you're a university partner with the National Park Service, this grant can provide administrative support for vital inventory, monitoring, and research initiatives within the Klamath Network. Secure funding to bolster crucial ecological studies and conservation efforts.
Get Funding for Kauai's Rare Plant Restoration
Non-profits in Kauai owning land can secure funding to protect and restore vital lowland wet forests and establish rare, at-risk plant populations. This grant supports fencing to exclude invasive species and the cultivation of endangered Hawaiian plants, benefiting native biodiversity.