Grants

National Endowment for the Humanities

Landmarks of American History and Culture and Summer Institutes

2026-06-25

general

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Landscape and Exterior Maintenance of Pratt Cabin, Guadalupe Mountains National Park

National Park Service

Landscape and Exterior Maintenance of Pratt Cabin, Guadalupe Mountains National Park

$29K

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Landscape Conservation Cooperative

Fish and Wildlife Service

This is a cooperative effort between the University of Illinois and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to conduct a shared conservation priority assessment for the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes Landscape Conservation Cooperative. The Project Lead and the University of Illinois has extensive experience in human dimensions of natural resources and ecology and have proven their ability to assess stakeholder interest and synthesize information allowing for effective management decisions.

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Landscape Conservation Cooperative National Support

Fish and Wildlife Service

THIS IS A NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD TO A SINGLE SOURCE, AND THERE IS NO FULL ANNOUNCEMENT ASSOCIATED WITH THIS NOTICE. This notice is not a request for competitive proposals. The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) intends to award a grant agreement to the National Audubon Society under authority of CFDA 15.655 and the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act of 1980, as amended in 1988. The Service proposes to provide financial assistance to model the effects of future climate change on bird distribution and their status in the lower 48 states. The impacts of climate change on birds and ecosystems in North American are already evident, and are likely to accelerate. Audubon has already developed and tested the modeling system for forecasting how bird species will respond geographically to future changes in climate in California. This continuing effort will examine more than 600 species of birds and produce more than 100 predictive scenarios for each species, resulting in more than 600,000 data layers for birds. The purpose of this project is to provide information critical to the design and implementation of management and conservation strategies that will be used by all the Landscape Conservation Cooperatives. A determination by the Government not to compete is this proposed assistance based upon Departmental Manual 505DM2, paragraph 2.14 (B) (2) is solely within the discretion of the Fish and Wildlife Service. Questions concerning this announcement should be directed to: Eleanora Babij, 703-358-2488.

$271K

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Landscape Ecology and Conservation Biology of bats in Eastern Nevada

National Park Service

United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service (NPS) Notice of Intent to Award. This is not a request for applications. This posting is to provide public notice of the NPS' intention to fund the following project activities without full and open competition: Cooperative Agreement P17AC00956 with Christopher Newport University, a partner under the Chesapeake Watershed Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (Cooperative and Joint Venture Agreement P16AC01389), for the project titled, "Landscape ecology and conservation biology of bats in eastern Nevada."

Up to $374K

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Landscape genomics of and conservation plan for amphibians of the Santa Monica Mountains

National Park Service

United State Department of the Interior, National Park Service (NPS) Notice of Intent to Award. This is not a request for applications. This funding opportunity is to provide public notice of NPS's intention to fund the following project activities without full and open competition. Task Agreement # P15AC01756 under Cooperative Agreement P13AC00676 with the University of California, Los Angeles, a partner under the Californian Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit, for project titled "Landscape Genomics of and conservation plan for amphibians of the Santa Monica Mountains"

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Landscape Immunity, Climate, and Yellow Fever Risk

NIAID - National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

ABSTRACT In 2018, there were over 100,000 severe infections and 50,000 deaths from yellow fever globally. Case fatality rates are estimated to be as high as 20-60%, though mild cases and diagnostic challenges make estimating disease burden difficult. Though a vaccine is available, vaccination rates vary significantly both between and within countries. The 2016-2019 yellow fever epidemic in Brazil was the country’s most significant in 70 years, with the outbreak shifting towards population centers in the east. Despite an estimated national vaccination coverage of 70%, yellow fever has continued to be a public health threat, due partly to heterogeneous vaccine coverage at the municipality level. Yellow fever in Brazil is primarily sylvatic, with transmission between non- human primates and humans. Higher levels of forest fragmentation and low levels of native vegetation are associated with increased risk of outbreaks in non-human primates. Studies of land use and human risk have often used proxies such as vegetation indices and areas impacted by fire. More research is needed to clarify the relationship between land use, especially land use heterogeneity, and the risk of human yellow fever cases. Furthermore, as climate change intensifies, the risk of vector-borne disease is shifting along with a shift in areas most suitable for vector survival and proliferation. These changes need to be incorporated into efforts to model future yellow fever risk. This study will evaluate the association between land use, climate, and the risk of human yellow fever cases in Brazil. Aim 1 will use machine learning to characterize fine scale land use change from 2016-2022 in 6 Brazilian states with varying histories of yellow fever infection, including changes in land use types and landscape heterogeneity. Aim 2 will assess associations between land use, environmental degradation, and incident yellow fever cases via the development of spatial models of risk. Aim 3 will combine data on land use with predications of climatic variables under various climate change scenarios to predict areas at future risk for yellow fever in Brazil. Findings from these analyses will allow the identification of landscape features associated with yellow fever cases in Brazil at an improved level of granularity and improve understanding of yellow fever risk to humans under current and future conditions. This will result in comprehensive risk estimates relevant to yellow fever control programs and the efficient allocation of vaccines. Development of this novel approach will also allow for future expansion of this predictive work to other countries and diseases which are sensitive to climatic and land use changes.

Up to $47K

2028-12-15

health research

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Landscape Maintenance and Preservation Training

National Park Service

Deliver face-to-face and on-line learning content addressing fundamental cultural landscape principles and preservation maintenance practices.

$1 – $49K

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Landscape project to renew the grounds at Andersonville NHS

National Park Service

This project will assist NPS in improving the appearance of the Andersonville National Cemetery and the Andersonville National Historic Site Prison Stockade by landscaping in the National Cemetery and Prison Stockade; this will enhance the visual enjoyment of visitors and guests.

$1 – $94K

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Landscape project to renew the grounds of Brotherton Field

National Park Service

Brotherton Field is one of the most iconic areas of Chickamauga Battlefield. It was the turning point during the 1863 battle and is a highly trafficked area within the park. This project will restore historic split rail fences, cannons, and monuments located within Brotherton Field. The crew will perform various landscaping, which will be accomplished in order to reclaim the park 1863 setting.

$1 – $29K

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Landscape Scale Vegetation Mapping at Point Reyes and Golden

National Park Service

Understanding vegetation cover is critical for a wide variety of needs including fire and fuels management, project planning, sensitive species management and much more. Having this data available and be part of a seamless dataset for Marin County, will improve public safety through enabling fire prevention planning. It will also improve natural resources management which will lead to improved habitat and visitor experience. Lastly, it will facilitate project planning and review which will expedite implementation of a wide variety of projects that directly benefit the public. In addition, staff funded through this program will be able to interact with and engage the public about the importance of biodiversity in national parks and related topics as they encounter the public while doing field work. This project supports the Secretary s priority to utilize science to identify best practices (1.a.) for park management actions. This project would be a collaboration to quantify patterns of vegetation change at Point Reyes National Seashore and Golden Gate National Recreation Area over the past 20 year. This information will allow park managers to make better decisions about how to prioritize restoration actions, where to implement fire and fuels projects, and will provide baseline information in the case of a landscape level event such as a wildfire. This collaborative project will use the best available science to manage park lands.

$1 – $70K

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LANDSCAPING SERVICES

CityEscape Garden & Design LLC

Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services

2027-05-31

infrastructure

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LANER MUCHIN, LTD NON-TARGET MARKET LABOR CONSULTATION AND REPRESENTATION SERVICES

LANER MUCHIN LTD

Management and Business Professionals and Administrative Services

2030-05-31

workforce

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Lannan Foundation Indigenous Communities Program

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Lannan Foundation

Supports the rights of indigenous peoples to maintain their lands, cultures, and ways of life through grants for legal defense, cultural preservation, and community organizing.

$25K – $200K

Rolling

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Lannan Literary Fellowship

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Lannan Foundation

Fellowships for writers of fiction and nonfiction of exceptional quality whose work addresses contemporary cultural, social, and political issues.

$50K – $150K

2026-12-31

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Large Health Services Research Demonstration and Dissemination Projects for Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria (CARB)(R18)

Agency for Health Care Research and Quality

Large Health Services Research Demonstration and Dissemination Projects for Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria (CARB)(R18)

researchHealth

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Large Health Services Research Demonstration and Dissemination Projects for Prevention of Healthcare-Associated Infections (R18)

Agency for Health Care Research and Quality

Large Health Services Research Demonstration and Dissemination Projects for Prevention of Healthcare-Associated Infections (R18)

researchHealth

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Large Research Projects for Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria (CARB) (R01)

Agency for Health Care Research and Quality

Large Research Projects for Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria (CARB) (R01)

research

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Large Research Projects for Prevention of Healthcare-Associated Infections (R01)

Agency for Health Care Research and Quality

Large Research Projects for Prevention of Healthcare-Associated Infections (R01)

researchHealth

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Large-scale artificial intelligence using radiomics, deep learning, and physics-based generative modeling to improve clinical outcomes in nuclear medicine

NCI - National Cancer Institute

Project Summary/Abstract Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States where delays in diagnosis and treatment lead to increased mortality and advanced-stage disease. Developing artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning (DL) approaches for the automatic characterization of malignant disease can facilitate the early detection, diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of cancer. Radiomics and DL approaches extract quantitative information and visual features from radiological data to glean insights into a patient’s disease. Traditional radiomics approaches suffer from reproducibility issues due to small dataset sizes and differences in imaging scanners, reconstruction methods, and operator variability in regions of interest segmentation. DL methods require training on large datasets with annotated ground truth, which is difficult to obtain due to the limited availability of physician-defined annotations and histopathological ground truth. Radiomics and DL methods are often trained on datasets that encompass a specific malignancy, which additionally limits their generalizability and overall utility. Nuclear medicine imaging modalities provide important functional information regarding radiotracer uptake in benign and malignant pathologies that can help inform diagnosis and treatment. There is a significant unmet need to develop research and clinical tools that address the challenges of enabling large-scale AI-based pipelines in nuclear medicine. Aim 1 will build a large database of clinical positron emission tomography (PET)/computed tomography (CT) images with physician-annotated ground truth. Aim 2 will develop a physics-guided deep generative modeling approach to generate realistic simulated PET/CT data with known ground truth. Aim 3 will quantify the robustness of radiomic features using both simulated and clinical PET/CT data. Aim 4 will develop and validate a simulation-based transfer learning approach on automated lesion detection, segmentation, and classification tasks. Aim 5 will develop and validate a multipronged approach that combines robust radiomics, DL, and ensemble meta-learning to predict clinical outcomes from PET/CT images of patients with cancer. In the K99 training phase of this grant, Dr. Kevin H. Leung will conduct the proposed research under the guidance of Dr. Martin G. Pomper with the support of outstanding advisory committee members with extensive expertise in radiology, oncology, PET, CT, and medical imaging physics. The major objective of the mentored research phase is to create a large clinical PET/CT database encompassing a wide range of cancers and to develop a physics- guided approach to generate realistic simulated PET/CT data that reflect clinical population-level characteristics. The technology developed from the K99 phase will be expanded in the independent R00 phase into a generalized platform that will enable large-scale AI in nuclear medicine for a wide range of medical image analysis tasks. The rich resources and strong collaborations available at Johns Hopkins provide an ideal training environment that is completely supportive of the proposed research and the academic advancement of Dr. Leung.

Up to $249K

2028-12-31

health research

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Large-scale demonstration for mapping the distribution and condition of marine habitats to implement the Nature Restoration Regulation

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European Commission - HORIZON

Large-scale demonstration for mapping the distribution and condition of marine habitats to implement the Nature Restoration Regulation. Call: Supporting the implementation of the Restore our Ocean and Waters Mission. Programme: HORIZON. Keywords: Coastal Adaptation, Environmental sciences (social aspects), Hydrosphere - Marine and Ocean, Integrated Coastal Zone Management / Integrated C, Marine Conservation, Marine Ecosystems Restoration, Marine Environment, Marine Environmental Policies, Marine Knowledge and Research, Marine Protected Areas/Mpas, Marine Reserves, Marine Strategy Framework Directive, Marine and Ocean Management, Ocean, Oceanography (physical, chemical, biological, geological). Open call from the EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

$50K

2026-09-23

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Large-Scale Photonic Quantum Computing Platform Technologies

European Commission - HORIZON

Large-Scale Photonic Quantum Computing Platform Technologies. Call: Large-Scale Photonic Quantum Computing Platform Technologies. Programme: HORIZON. Keywords: Advanced computing, Computer and information sciences, High performance computing, Quantum Technologies (e.g. computing and communication). Open call from the EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

$50K

2027-01-26

research

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Larimer County Conservation Corps crew working directly with a wilderness trail crew in Rocky Mountain National Park.

National Park Service

The purpose of this task agreement is to provide educational and work opportunities to young people so that they may gain a better understanding and appreciation of natural and cultural resources. Work will address resource protection and include work on deteriorated log causeways, trail drainage and erosion control systems, and re-establishing the required trail corridor width.

$30K