Environment Grants
Environmental protection, conservation, and sustainability funding.
Get Funding for Wildlife Habitat & Forest Health Projects
Non-profits and government entities can secure funding to study and improve forest health and hydrologic conditions in national wildlife refuges. This support aims to restore vital ecosystems and understand their long-term viability.
Unlock Funding for Substance Use Disorder Research
This grant supports innovative research by academic institutions and organizations exploring how genes and environment interact to cause and influence substance use disorders. Fund your studies to identify risk factors, understand disease progression, and pave the way for new treatments and prevention strategies.
Get Funding: Support Wildlife Research Coordination
Non-profit organizations focused on wildlife can receive funding to continue supporting vital science coordination teams. This grant helps bolster research efforts for the Fish and Wildlife Service.
Unlock Research Funding for Addiction Science!
Researchers studying the genetic and environmental factors behind substance and alcohol use disorders can apply for this grant. Funding supports innovative research to understand risk, progression, and develop new prevention and treatment strategies.
Get Funding for Climate-Resilient Business Growth
While this specific award is already allocated, it signals future opportunities for businesses focused on climate change research and solutions. Keep an eye out for future funding announcements from agencies like the National Park Service supporting environmental innovation.
Get Funding: Protect National Parks & Wildlife
Non-profits and government agencies can secure funding to continue implementing the Avian Monitoring Protocol within National Park Service sites. This project aims to gather crucial data on bird populations to support conservation efforts.
Get Funding for Invasive Species Control Projects
Are you involved with aquatic invasive species management? This grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service supports ongoing efforts to implement critical prevention and control measures.
Missouri Grants: Fund Your Conservation Projects
Missouri farm community, private landowners, and conservation organizations can apply for funding to conduct workshops, conferences, and training focused on natural resource conservation efforts and Farm Bill activities. This initiative aims to promote public awareness and implementation of vital conservation practices across the state.
Get Funding for Eagle Research & Conservation Projects
If your organization conducts research to protect golden eagle populations and implement effective management strategies, you may be eligible for this grant. Funds are available to advance the Fish and Wildlife Service's understanding and conservation efforts for these majestic birds.
Get Funding for Trail Development & Conservation!
This is an intent to award funds to the Appalachian Mountain Club to implement projects for the New England National Scenic Trail. This funding aims to support the modification and enhancement of existing trail infrastructure and conservation efforts.
Funded Trail Projects: $0 for New England Scenic Trails
This notice signals the National Park Service's intent to fund the Connecticut Forest & Park Association for implementing projects along the New England National Scenic Trail. Funding will support trail modifications and related activities.
Get Funding for Wood Energy Projects!
This USDA grant supports public-private teams in developing commercially viable wood energy systems statewide. Funding can be used for workshops, technical assistance, and community outreach to advance wood energy projects.
NIH Grants: Fund Sleep & Social Environment Research
Small businesses and institutions can receive funding to explore how sleep and circadian rhythms interact with social and behavioral environments. This grant supports foundational research into the complex relationship between our social world and our sleep.
Get Funding for Wildfire & Fuel Treatment Analysis
National Park Service is offering funding for businesses to develop strategic wildfire and fuel treatment analysis tools. This funding supports decision-making for national conservation programs.
Grant Funding for Coastal Wetland Research & Monitoring
Coastal organizations and researchers are invited to apply for funding to adapt and advance remote sensing techniques for mapping and monitoring vital wetland resources along the Atlantic seaboard. This initiative aims to improve understanding of wetland health, particularly in the aftermath of events like Hurricane Sandy, with global implications for coastal resource management.
Unlock Funding for Wildlife Research
This grant is for eligible CESU partners seeking funds to conduct crucial research on polar bear ecology in the Pacific Northwest. The funding will support studies comparing polar bear behavior and habitat use in the Beaufort Sea and Baffin Bay to understand their long-term survival.
Unlock Funding for Inland Fisheries Research!
This grant is for CESU partners looking to research inland fisheries and develop tools to understand their status and key drivers. Funding will help create better models for fish production and inform management decisions in the face of climate change.
Fund Research: Boost Sagebrush Health & Get Grants!
Are you a CESU partner focused on ecological research? This grant funds studies on how soil water and land use impact sagebrush health, especially at the southern edge of its range.
Boost Coastal Resilience: Get Funding for Shoreline Research!
Businesses and researchers focused on understanding and improving coastal resilience can secure funding for a 5-year project investigating sediment transport and its impact on shorelines. This initiative aims to develop predictive models and assess the coastline's ability to withstand future storms.
Get Funding for Fish Conservation Research
This grant from the US Geological Survey supports research on freshwater fish life history and conservation using strontium isotope analysis. Businesses and researchers can apply to study bull trout and lake trout, helping to identify their origins and understand their environmental history.