Geological Survey
The US Geological Survey offers grants for scientific research, data collection, and mapping programs.
Get $300K to Boost Your Water Resource Business!
Are you a business involved in water resource management or data services? This grant offers up to $300,000 to support projects that improve groundwater and streamflow monitoring networks, enhancing data collection and accessibility.
Get Up To $300K for Water Data & Monitoring Projects
This grant from the Geological Survey is for entities focused on groundwater and streamflow monitoring, offering up to $300,000 to support data collection, web services, and network development. If your organization works with water resource data, this is an opportunity to secure funding for critical infrastructure and operations.
Secure $255K for Mineral Resource Research
Universities, state and tribal governments, and private sector organizations can apply for funding to research non-fuel mineral resources, including uranium. This cooperative agreement supports projects aimed at advancing knowledge and development in critical mineral sectors.
Unlock Funding for Mineral Resource Research
Are you a university, state agency, Tribal organization, or private company with research capabilities in non-fuel minerals (including uranium)? This grant offers funding to conduct vital research in this sector and contribute to resource development.
Unlock GeoTech Funding: $250,000 for Biodiversity Insights
US Geological Survey invites CESU partners to develop a GeoCloud Platform for querying geospatial data on species presence, crucial for understanding biodiversity under climate change. This funding supports advanced modeling and data integration to reveal potential and documented taxa across the US.
Secure Funding for Mineral Resource Research & Development
Universities, state agencies, tribal governments, and private organizations can secure funding for research into non-fuel mineral resources, including uranium. This grant supports innovative projects with a total expected funding of $250,000.
Fund Your Eco-Research: Climate Change Grants Up to $250K
Are you a CESU partner researching the impact of climate change on vital sagebrush ecosystems? This grant can fund your critical ecohydrological studies and water balance investigations.
Fund Your Great Lakes Eco-Research: $250K Available!
Are you a CESU partner focused on Great Lakes ecosystems? Secure funding for a 2-year project investigating Grass Carp spawning potential in the Sandusky River and protect vital aquatic habitats.
Fund Your Riparian Research: $200K+ Grants Available
Are you a CESU-affiliated partner focused on western U.S. riparian zones? This grant offers funding to research changes in vegetation greenness and water use, crucial for monitoring ecosystem health and restoration success.
Fund Your Salmonid Research: $200,000 Grants Available!
This grant supports innovative research into salmonid population dynamics in complex stream environments, focusing on developing advanced modeling and genetic analysis techniques. Businesses and researchers looking to push the boundaries of ecological and genetic understanding can secure funding for groundbreaking projects.
Unlock $180K for Alaska Ecosystem Research Funding
This grant funds computer modeling research to understand carbon cycling and ecosystem sustainability in Alaska's Yukon River Basin. Businesses and researchers can apply to advance critical knowledge on northern environments and climate change.
Unlock Ocean Research Funding: Up to $150,000!
If your organization is a CESU partner, you can secure up to $150,000 for groundbreaking deep-sea research in the Aleutian Island Arc. This funding supports advanced analysis of gas and fluid composition to better understand volcanic hazards and marine ecosystems.
Get $150K for Science Data & Tech Transfer
Universities within the Californian CESU can apply for funding to advance science delivery and technology transfer for vertebrate zoology data. This grant supports creating web portals and tools to make biological and natural resource information accessible for research and decision-making.
Get Funding for State Land Data: $150,000 Available!
Tennessee state agencies and organizations focused on land conservation can receive funding to map and update protected land data for the United States. This initiative aims to create a comprehensive database, making vital information accessible and actionable.
Unlock Research Funding: $125K for Aquatic Studies
This grant from the U.S. Geological Survey supports research on aquatic invertebrate life-history strategies in regulated rivers like the Colorado River. Eligible recipients can receive up to $125,431 to conduct vital data collection and develop innovative life-history models.
Fund Your Geospatial Research: Get Govt. Grants!
Universities with expertise in geographic information science and the Rocky Mountains can secure funding for research supporting national mapping and data infrastructure initiatives. This grant offers opportunities for collaborative projects, student training, and multi-resolution geospatial data development.
Fund Research: $100,000 for Water & Sediment Science
Seeking a research partner to explore isotope geochemistry for water and sediment studies. This funding supports advancements in understanding water sources and transport, particularly for sediment characterization in river basins.
Grant for Invasive Species Research Funding Up to $100,000
Are you a CESU partner with expertise in mathematical visualization and modeling? This grant offers funding for critical research and support to combat biological invasions across the U.S. and its territories.
Get Funding for Nature Data & Tech Projects!
Universities and research institutions can get funding to develop innovative tools and systems for biological and natural resources data sharing. This grant supports projects that improve access to crucial environmental information for decision-making, research, and public education.
Secure Funding for Advanced Scientific Analysis & Research
This grant is for academic institutions and researchers specializing in advanced trace element and isotopic analysis using ICP-MS technology. Funds support graduate student research and collaborative data interpretation for oceanographic and environmental studies.