Technology Grants
Technology innovation, IT infrastructure, and digital transformation grants.
Get Funding for Wildlife Conservation Projects!
If your organization is The Wildlife Society, you may be eligible for funding to develop and implement programs that benefit fish and wildlife species and their habitats. This award supports initiatives aimed at conserving natural resources for the American people.
Fund Your Early Career Research: DOE Grants Available
Are you an outstanding scientist early in your career? This program from the DOE Office of Science offers funding to develop your individual research projects in key scientific areas, fostering your career growth.
Fund Your Facility Upgrades: Grants Available Now
If you have an existing agreement with the Geological Survey (G13AC00003), this is a notification about potential funding for specific facility improvement projects. This funding is not a competitive application process and is intended to support enhancements under your current agreement.
Get Grants for Historic Preservation Projects!
Non-profits and educational institutions can receive funding for documenting and preserving classified structures and cultural landscapes. This opportunity supports vital projects managed by the Student Conservation Association.
Secure Funding for Ecological Data Projects in Montana!
Are you a business with expertise in ecological data collection and analysis? This grant supports the development of vital Ecological Site Descriptions and State-Transition Models for public lands in Western Montana, enhancing resource management capabilities.
Get Funding for Drought Resilience Research!
Water management entities and researchers can access funding to test and improve collaborative approaches to climate and drought research. This grant supports innovative projects aimed at better understanding and mitigating drought impacts.
Get Funding for Wildlife & Ecosystem Projects
Are you a business or organization focused on conservation or environmental research? This grant supports projects that provide research, technical assistance, and education for natural and cultural resource management, benefiting federal land and environmental agencies.
Win Funding for Global Initiatives & Student Leadership
U.S. Embassy in Mexico seeks partners to host a Model UN Summit for 100 students focusing on global refugee issues. This initiative aims to foster understanding of international organizations and human rights among young leaders.
Secure Funding for Border Resource Protection Projects
This program offers grants to eligible organizations and agencies to protect and preserve natural and cultural resources along the U.S.-Mexico border through scientific research, conservation, and preservation projects. Secure funding to enhance resource stewardship and foster international cooperation in vital border regions.
Get Funding for Youth Environmental Programs!
This cooperative agreement is available to organizations like the National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF) to fund Hands on the Land (HOL) projects. The goal is to enhance youth engagement, education, and employment opportunities within environmental sectors.
Get Funding for Your Science Communication Projects!
NPS is seeking partners to create engaging science communication materials about coastal and barrier network research. This funding will support the development of educational resources like podcasts and photo stories for park staff and visitors.
Get Grants for Business Growth in Benin!
Beninese entrepreneurs, especially youth, women, and rural residents, can apply for grants to fund projects promoting U.S. values like entrepreneurship and good governance. This program supports initiatives in areas such as English language learning, press freedom, and women's empowerment.
Get NIH Funding for Diabetes Research & Clinical Trials
This grant supports the continuation of the GRADE study, a comparative effectiveness trial for diabetes medications. Researchers and institutions can receive funding to further investigate and treat type 2 diabetes with common medications combined with metformin.
Boost Your Business: NPS Grants for Cultural Heritage Projects
Non-profit organizations and government entities can receive funding from the National Park Service for projects documenting and evaluating cultural landscapes, such as those at Wilderness Battlefield. This grant supports efforts to preserve and understand historical sites, contributing to public education and heritage preservation.
Unlock Library Funding: Grow Your Workforce!
This grant empowers libraries and archives to invest in professional and graduate education, building a skilled workforce ready to meet evolving information needs. Gain funding to enhance your team's expertise and expand your services.
NPS Grants: Fund Your Cultural Preservation Project
This announcement signifies the National Park Service's intent to fund cultural landscape projects at Fredericksburg National Cemetery without a competitive application process. Businesses and organizations involved in documenting, evaluating, and prescribing treatment for cultural landscapes may be eligible.
Get Funding to Improve Safety for Older Drivers!
This grant is for researchers and organizations looking to leverage data to understand and prevent motor vehicle injuries in older adults. Funds will support projects that identify risk factors and develop strategies to reduce crashes and improve outcomes for this age group.
NIH Grants: Boost HIV Research & Therapeutics
NIH is funding research on how HIV, ART, and drugs of abuse affect immune activation and inflammation. This grant aims to develop new therapies for HIV-infected individuals facing chronic inflammation and to improve ART effectiveness.
Get Funding to Digitize Your Park's Archives
This grant helps organizations digitize photographic materials from national park archives, making them accessible to the public through the Open Parks Network. Eligible entities can receive funding to preserve and showcase valuable historical collections.
Secure Grants to Protect & Restore Natural Habitats
Non-profit organizations can secure funding to train volunteers and coordinate efforts for controlling invasive Japanese stiltgrass in the Connecticut River watershed. This initiative aims to protect vital refuge lands and prevent the spread of this damaging plant.