Grants and Funding Opportunities
Western IPM Center Planning Documents Grants – Applications accepted on a rolling basis
Funding: Up to $15,000 per award, available 2022-2026
Details: These grants can be used to produce Pest Management Strategic Plans, Crop Profiles or other IPM-related plans. Proposals will be considered on a rolling basis until funds are exhausted.
Deadline: Noneο»Ώ
π Investing in Alaskaβs Infrastructure & Tribal Communities![]()
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The EPA is partnering with the Denali Commission to invest $40 million in high-priority infrastructure projects across Alaska β supporting critical improvements that strengthen community resilience, environmental protection, and essential services statewide.![]()
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These investments highlight the importance of collaboration between federal partners, Tribal Nations, and local communities to address infrastructure needs and advance sustainable solutions across Alaska.![]()
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Projects funded through this partnership will help improve environmental outcomes while supporting long-term community health, safety, and climate resilience.
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EPA Partners with the Denali Commission to invest $40M in high priority infrastructure projects across Alaska. Denali-EPAPressRelease_FinalDownload
Region 10 Tribal Info Box February Vol. II is hot off the press. ![]()
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It may look different than the last, but it has information you should know! Along with a few other fun things π
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Email from Region 10 Tribal Operations Committee Consortium You don't want to miss this. February Edition Vol. II Greetings Region 10! Table of Contents Grant Opportunities & Due Dates Webinars & Trai
π Opportunity for Tribal Communities & Partners β Spring 2026 Community Science Cohort![]()
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The Thriving Earth Exchange is currently recruiting U.S.-based and international communities for its Spring 2026 Community Science Cohort, and we encourage interested Tribal communities and partners to consider applying!![]()
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Selected communities will collaborate with volunteer AGU scientists and Community Science Fellows to co-design and lead projects that address locally identified priorities such as:![]()
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πΏ Climate change and resilience![]()
π§ Sustainability and natural resource management![]()
π₯ Public health and environmental hazards![]()
π Community-driven environmental solutions![]()
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This is a great opportunity to bring community knowledge together with scientific expertise to support meaningful, locally led outcomes.![]()
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Apply for the Spring 2026 Cohort![]()
Applications are open now through March 11.![]()
β‘οΈ [thrivingearthexchange.org/community-applications/]![]()
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π₯ Learn More![]()
Watch the introductory webinar to see how the program works:![]()
β‘οΈ [www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAVGggc_ASM]![]()
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π¬ Upcoming Interest Q&A Sessions![]()
English Session: Wednesday, February 18 | 3β5 PM PST![]()
β‘οΈ [agu.zoom.us/meeting/register/NUlSf_vdTlyusZGzxaDqxg![]()
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Spanish Session: Monday, February 23 | 12β1 PM PST![]()
β‘οΈ [agu.zoom.us/meeting/register/eEFjmK0rTAiJO_IbYL4vGw]![]()
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If you know a community that may benefit from this opportunity, please share widely across your networks!