National Park Service
The National Park Service, a US agency, offers grants for preservation, recreation, and education programs.
Get $31K for Conservation & Education Internships
Non-profit organizations can receive funding to support young adults in conservation and visitor education projects with the National Park Service. This grant aims to provide valuable work and training opportunities in natural and cultural resource interpretation.
Secure Funding for Arctic Research & Wildlife Support
This grant is for organizations with unique qualifications to map lichen cover and biomass, supporting crucial research on the Western Caribou Arctic Herd's habitat. Funds will enable precise mapping to understand caribou foraging patterns and aid cooperative management efforts.
Get $31,000 for Wildlife Research & Conservation
University of Alaska Fairbanks can receive up to $31,000 to continue their vital research on snowshoe hare populations and their relationship with mineral licks. This funding supports ongoing efforts to understand wildlife movements and densities through mark-recapture studies and GPS collar deployment.
Get $31K for Educational Programs & Park Initiatives
This grant supports organizations continuing to develop educational resources and interpretive materials for National Park Service sites. Funds are for creating teacher toolkits, e-versions, and enhancing visitor experiences.
Fund Your Historic Preservation Projects - NPS Grants
This National Park Service funding is for organizations like the National Council for the Preservation of Education to provide training and internship opportunities focused on historic preservation and cultural resource management. The funds will support projects designed to preserve and manage federal historic and cultural resources.
Get Funding: Historic Preservation Internships for Students
This grant provides funding for organizations to offer internship training programs focused on historic preservation. Qualified undergraduate and graduate students will gain hands-on experience assisting with projects to preserve and manage cultural resources at the federal level.
Unlock Funding for Alaskan Business Innovation!
This grant offers funding to eligible Alaskan businesses and research institutions for projects focused on scientific discovery and local engagement within Denali National Park. The initiative aims to explore and document the region's unique paleontological resources, fostering both scientific advancement and educational outreach.
Get $30,543 for Your Business: Park Service Grant
Non-profit organizations and educational institutions like the University of Central Florida are eligible for cooperative agreements. This funding is intended to support projects aligned with the National Park Service's mission.
Fund Your Conservation Projects: Get Up to $30K!
This grant supports young adults in conservation and natural resource management roles, providing hands-on training and career development opportunities within national parks. Funding is available for stipends, transportation, and living expenses to cultivate the next generation of park stewards.
Get $30K for Conservation Projects & Training
This grant provides $30,194 to organizations for invasive plant management and conservation efforts, offering hands-on experience and training for youth associates. Eligible recipients can gain funding and support for crucial environmental stewardship initiatives.
Secure Funding for River Conservation & Hydropower Projects
This grant supports organizations working on river conservation and management, specifically by developing guidance for aesthetic flows in hydropower projects. Funding is available to help educate the public and stakeholders on river resource protection and recreational use.
Get $30K for International Park Management Training
Colorado State University is seeking to fund international park managers for a protected areas course, covering travel, lodging, and course materials. This award aims to enhance the management of World Heritage sites and other protected areas globally.
Get $30K to Document Local Histories!
Tribal consortia and governments can receive up to $30,000 to research and document community histories of former village sites. This funding supports cultural preservation and guides park management by preserving heritage for future generations.
Funded Projects for Cultural Preservation & Adventure Learning
Small businesses and organizations can receive funding to preserve and promote rich traditions of sports and games through adventure learning programs. This initiative aims to enhance cultural understanding and cooperation between the US and Russia.
Get $30K for Environmental Volunteer Programs
This grant is for organizations, specifically the National Environmental Education and Training Foundation, to manage and promote volunteer efforts and environmental education on National Park Service lands. It aims to strengthen resource education and encourage volunteerism through initiatives like National Public Lands Day.
Secure Funding for Global Protected Area Management Training
Are you an educational institution with expertise in managing tourism and recreation in protected areas? This grant from the National Park Service supports your ability to train international park managers, fostering valuable global partnerships.
Get $30,000 for Historic Restoration Projects!
Non-profit organizations like the San Francisco Maritime National Park Association can receive funding to restore historic vessels and maritime heritage. This grant supports hands-on restoration work, educational interpretation, and the preservation of unique historical assets.
Funded Restoration Projects for NPS Land Stewards
Non-profits and conservation organizations with unique qualifications in managing lands near National Park Service sites on the Clatsop Plains can receive funding for restoration and education projects. This funding supports cooperative agreements for stewardship and habitat enhancement on partner lands adjacent to NPS units, leveraging private conservation expertise.
Get $30K for Preservation Tech & Training
Non-profits and governments can get up to $30,000 to develop innovative technologies and train others in preserving cultural resources. Fund new research, workshops, or practical guides to advance preservation practices.
Grant Alert: $30,000 for Environmental Restoration Projects
This grant supports organizations with youth corps to manage invasive plants in natural areas like Muir Woods, helping to restore native ecosystems. Businesses with a focus on conservation and environmental stewardship can receive funding for hands-on restoration and educational activities.