Grants Under $10,000

National Park Service

The objective of this Agreement is to expand the capacity of the National Park Service to conduct and cooperate on high quality ecological restoration, and to share information about those efforts with park visitors. Work will include cooperative development of science-informed approaches to restoration, professional development opportunities for NPS staff engaging in ecological restoration, and the inclusion of NPS projects and staff into the broader ecological restoration practitioner and research community.

National Park Service

Learning Summit: Learning from Outside In

National Park Service

Base Cooperative Agreement between the National Park Service and the National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers

National Park Service

The objective of this Agreement is to provide experiential outdoor experiences that promote physical and emotional health, civic engagement, and long-term appreciation for nature to children in underserved communities. These experiences will be accomplished by providing access through transportation grants, achieving relevancy through connecting children and their families to the parks, and providing in-park educational opportunities to experience nature, history and culture, learn about biodiversity and the environment, and to engage with each other in the outdoors.

National Park Service

Restore Wetland Habitat at the Abandoned Glacier Creek Livery Facility, Rocky Mountain National Park

National Park Service

The National Park Service will work with River Network to develop tools and training for local river and watershed protection and organizational development. Through this partnership NPS and River Network will: (1) Promote local river conservation and protection efforts by communities. This work may include the development of local river protections tools and model river protection projects. (2) Support collaborative planning and implementation, virtually or in person, of education and training opportunities including River Rally, which bring together watershed protection agencies and organizations for workshops and intensive trainings, as well as bringing conservation groups and public agencies together to address the latest river conservation ideas, programs, activities, and strategies. (3) Advancing river protection through partnerships between the NPS, River Network, and other federal, regional, state, and local initiatives, including but not limited to the Federal Urban Waters Partnership, Wild and Scenic Rivers, and National Water Trails. Continuing efforts to identify and engage new organizations and individuals as partners in local river protection activities. (4) Research and share funding for local river protection-related activities: Identifying potential sources of public and private funding to support local river protection projects, education, outreach, monitoring, and other activities undertaken by the NPS, River Network, and their partners. (5) Carry out other projects of mutual interest and public benefit in such areas as promotion, research, interagency coordination, technical assistance, and training related to river conservation and management issues.

National Park Service

iVamos Verde! A Latino Youth Urban Conservation Coalition

National Park Service

Support the reuse of Brownfields and other derelict sites for conservation, recreation, economic development, and other community benefits.

National Park Service

Support research internships with undergraduate and high school students to conduct ecological research and monitoring on national parks.

National Park Service

Increasing Capacity and Sustainability for the 50th Anniversary of the National Trails System Act

National Park Service

Base Cooperative Agreement between the National Park Service and Groundwork USA