National Park Service
The National Park Service, a US agency, offers grants for preservation, recreation, and education programs.
Get Funding for Park Trail Projects
This grant is for organizations that train youth in conservation and resource management to improve park trails. Funds will support building new accessible trails and maintaining existing ones, enhancing visitor experiences and protecting natural resources.
Secure Funding for Preservation Internships
This grant provides funding for students pursuing degrees in historic preservation and related fields to gain hands-on experience with Federal cultural resource management projects. Funds support training opportunities in areas like archeology, museum management, and historical research.
Unlock Funds for Historic Preservation Tech
This funding supports the development of a digital survey application for local communities to document and preserve historic resources. Organizations involved in historic preservation can apply for this grant.
Secure Grant Funding for Alpine Research & Park Collaboration
This funding supports continued long-term monitoring of alpine environments in national parks and fosters collaboration among researchers and park managers. Eligible entities can receive funding to contribute to critical ecological research and data sharing initiatives.
Unlock Your Conservation Career: NPS Grants for Young Adults
This National Park Service grant supports young adults aged 18-35 in Alaska, offering a week-long orientation to conservation careers and potential summer internships. The program aims to build a pathway for students interested in environmental stewardship and future roles within the NPS.
Grant: Preserve Historic Structures & Grow Skills
This grant is for organizations with unique qualifications, like Colorado Preservation Inc., to undertake technically challenging historic structure stabilization projects. It also aims to train National Park Service employees in essential preservation skills, funded through the Cultural Resource Preservation Program.
Get Funding for Environmental Research & Data
The National Park Service is seeking to fund the University of Alaska Fairbanks for vital ecological research in Lower Cook Inlet. This funding will support the collation of existing data and new surveys to inform environmental assessments for potential offshore oil and gas leasing.
Get $45,732 for Conservation & Job Training!
Youth organizations can access funding to lead conservation projects, including trail repair and restoration. This program provides valuable job training and community involvement opportunities while improving natural resources.
Secure Up To $45,000 for Environmental Education & Volunteer Programs
Non-profits and educational institutions can secure funding to boost environmental and cultural resource education, and encourage volunteerism for national parks. This grant supports the National Public Lands Day initiative by providing resources for coordination, promotion, and outreach.
Secure Funding for Trail Maintenance & Conservation Work
Wind Cave National Park is seeking qualified crews to perform vital trail maintenance and construction, offering valuable training and experience in resource management. This opportunity provides up to $45,000 in funding for youth and young adults to engage in hands-on conservation work.
Get Funding: Support National Public Lands Day!
Non-profits and public land managers can receive funding to coordinate volunteer events for National Public Lands Day. This grant supports activities like trail building, habitat restoration, and planting trees across public lands.
Secure Grants for Public Land Projects & Volunteer Events
Non-profits and organizations focused on environmental education can receive funding to support public land improvement projects and volunteer engagement initiatives. This grant aims to boost conservation efforts and encourage community participation in preserving natural spaces.
Funded Projects: $45,000 for Natural Resource Monitoring
The National Park Service intends to award up to $45,000 through a cooperative agreement with Point Reyes National Seashore for natural resource monitoring and education projects. This funding aims to support collaborative efforts in understanding and preserving natural resources.
Get Funding for Alaska Park Data & Analysis
This grant supports research institutions and government agencies in Alaska to process and distribute satellite data for monitoring landscape changes. Funds are used to enhance existing satellite data holdings and develop new processing algorithms for vegetative greenness and snow cover analysis.
Get Funding for Youth Environmental Projects
This grant supports organizations that provide youth with training and job readiness in environmental conservation, specifically through invasive plant removal and habitat restoration projects. Funds are used to cover crew management, transportation, and project supplies for impactful ecological work.
Grant: Fund Your Educational Product Development
This cooperative agreement supports educational product development for the 2016 Acadia Centennial celebration. It covers costs for creating educational materials, including a youth-made film, and evaluating educational programs.
Funded Projects for Youth Conservation Activities
This funding opportunity is for organizations like the American Conservation Experience to engage youth in environmental stewardship and conservation projects. Funds will support hands-on work on trails and fencing within National Parks, promoting learning and community outreach.
Secure Funding for Coastal Lagoon Research & Protection
Non-profits and research organizations focused on environmental conservation can receive funding to implement field monitoring programs for coastal lagoons. This grant supports data collection for long-term understanding and protection in case of industrial accidents.
Get Funding for Ecological Research & Bird Monitoring
This funding is for eligible non-profit organizations with unique qualifications to conduct vital landbird monitoring surveys within the North Coast and Cascades Network of National Parks. The funds will support data collection, analysis, and reporting to inform ecological management and conservation efforts.
Secure Funding: Alaska Wildlife Monitoring Grants
This grant supports organizations in Alaska working on wildlife conservation through GIS and data analysis for Dall's sheep population monitoring. Funds will be used for essential fieldwork, data processing, and reporting to enhance monitoring protocols.