Geological Survey
The US Geological Survey offers grants for scientific research, data collection, and mapping programs.
Unlock Funding for Ecological Restoration Projects
Are you a CESU-affiliated Partner focused on ecological research? This opportunity supports projects assessing restoration methods on cattle-grazing sites within the Mojave National Preserve.
Get Funding for Amphibian Research & Climate Prediction!
CESU-affiliated partners can apply for funding to research amphibian phenology and develop models predicting climate change impacts on salamander populations.
Get Funding for Ecosystem Research & Climate Modeling
Are you a CESU-affiliated partner with a focus on wetland and aquatic research? This grant funds critical studies on salamander phenology and the development of climate change impact models for amphibian populations.
Get Grant Funding for Water Contaminant Research
If you're a CESU-affiliated partner, this grant offers funding to conduct advanced metagenomic and bioinformatics research on environmental samples contaminated with halogenated compounds and PFAS. You'll also collaborate on using microbial data to assess the fate and mitigation of these contaminants in stormwater systems.
Unlock Funding for Infrastructure & Climate Projects
This grant is for experienced service providers looking to contribute to vital infrastructure and climate initiatives through the U.S. Geological Survey. Secure funding to support projects that align with national infrastructure and climate goals.
Unlock Funding for Great Rivers Research & Conservation
This program supports research, technical assistance, and education collaborations focused on natural resource management and conservation within the Great Rivers region. Organizations, universities, and non-profits are invited to partner on projects addressing critical environmental challenges.
Get Funding for Plant Ecology Research & Restoration
This grant is for CESU-affiliated partners focused on plant and restoration ecology. Funds are available to research and mitigate the impacts of border wall construction on threatened and endangered plants in South Texas, potentially through pollinator studies or propagation facility development.
Get Grants for California Research & Conservation Projects
California-based universities, non-profits, and government agencies can apply for funding to conduct scientific research and conservation efforts. This program supports projects that benefit natural and cultural resources within the state.
Unlock Funding for Agtech Research & Global Food Security
California-based CESU partners can receive funding from the USGS to advance crop yield forecasting and develop innovative methods for outlooks in food-insecure regions globally. This initiative aims to improve agricultural planning and resilience through cutting-edge research.
Get Funding for Invasive Species Tech - USGS Grant
If you're a CESU-affiliated partner, the USGS is offering funds to develop and implement rapid environmental DNA (eDNA) detection tools for invasive species at points of entry. This initiative supports the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and aims to enhance surveillance and prevent the spread of invasive organisms.
Get Funding for Gulf of Mexico Research & Restoration
Are you a CESU-affiliated research partner focused on marine ecosystems? Secure funding to analyze sediment communities in the Gulf of Mexico, comparing impacted zones post-Deepwater Horizon spill to guide critical restoration efforts.
Get Funding for Gulf of Mexico Sediment Research
CESU-affiliated research partners can apply for funding to conduct state-of-the-art geochemical analysis of Gulf of Mexico sediments, comparing impacted and reference zones post-Deepwater Horizon oil spill. This funding supports critical research for restoration planning and informed decision-making in the deep Gulf of Mexico.
Get Funding for Earthquake Risk Reduction Research
Researchers and organizations can apply for funding to develop products and conduct studies that reduce earthquake losses for both public and private sectors. This program supports vital research into earthquake occurrence and its effects.
Grant for Invasive Plant Research & Management
Seeking a CESU partner for groundbreaking research on invasive plant species, their spread, and effective management strategies. This funding supports critical data collection and analysis to inform conservation efforts.
Get Funding for Climate Research & Management
This grant supports eligible CESU partners in quantifying past changes in lake temperature and chemistry to understand climate impacts. Funding helps develop better management practices for future climate challenges.
Secure Funding for Coastal Resilience Projects
Are you a CESU partner in South Florida or the Caribbean? This grant supports innovative projects integrating ecological and hydrological models to combat rising sea levels and protect coastal resources.
Get Funding for Southwest Ecoregional Research Projects
This cooperative program funds research to assess, synthesize data, and analyze management questions for the Colorado Plateau ecoregion. Businesses and organizations in Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona can apply for support in understanding and addressing regional ecological priorities.
Secure Funding for Bass Population Research
Is your organization a CESU partner focused on environmental research? The Geological Survey is seeking applications to study how water temperature and flow impact smallmouth bass populations, aiming to develop predictive models for reservoir management.
Unlock Funding for Water Tech Innovation!
Water monitoring organizations affiliated with CESU can secure funding for cutting-edge camera-based water observation systems. This grant supports the development of scalable AI-powered technology to revolutionize national water monitoring.
Unlock Funding for Dryland Ecosystem Restoration Research
This grant is for CESU-affiliated partners looking to fund vital research on managing natural resources in dryland regions facing drought. Your work will help develop strategies to restore ecosystems impacted by climate change and disturbances.