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: None
On Tuesday, January 6, EPA Region 10 will host a webinar on the 2027 Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for GAP grants at 1:00pm Alaska, 2:00pm Pacific, 3:00pm Mountain time. ![]()
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The webinar will be presented in two parts: ![]()
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PART 1: How to apply if your grant cycle starts in 2027 (or not), which forms you need, and common errors to avoid.![]()
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PART 2: How to submit your application into Grants.gov (new grants only).![]()
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Join on Zoom. Meeting ID: 160 816 6160![]()
Join by phone: 669-254-5252![]()
Meeting ID: 160 816 616
Season’s Greetings,![]()
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With the winter holiday season in full swing, we want to take a moment to extend our heartfelt wishes to you, your families, and your communities.![]()
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This time of year includes the Winter Solstice, a moment long recognized by Indigenous peoples as a turning point in the natural cycle—the longest night and the gradual return of the light. It is a time for reflection, balance, and renewal, and for honoring our responsibilities to one another, our lands, and future generations.![]()
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The season also includes Christmas, which for many is a time centered on faith, generosity, and gathering with family and community. Alongside other winter traditions observed across our communities, these days reflect shared values of care, humility, gratitude, and connection.![]()
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As the season continues, we also move toward the New Year, a time to look ahead with intention and hope. The New Year invites us to carry forward the lessons of the past year, renew our commitments, and continue strengthening our communities through collaboration, resilience, and shared purpose.![]()
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Across Region 10, Tribal Nations continue to lead with resilience, strength, and deep cultural knowledge. Even through challenge and uncertainty, our communities carry forward ancestral teachings and a steadfast commitment to protecting our people and homelands. This season reminds us of the importance of slowing down, caring for one another, and moving forward in a good way. As the year comes to a close, we here at WOIA are deeply grateful for the work we have done together and for the relationships that sustain our shared efforts. It is an honor to serve alongside you and to continue this work in partnership.![]()
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Please note that our offices will be closed on Wednesday December 24, Thursday, December 25, and on Thursday January 1 in observance of the winter holidays.![]()
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Wishing you a peaceful, restorative, and meaningful holiday season, and sending warm thoughts for the year ahead.![]()
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With gratitude,![]()
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Qaĝaasakung! (Thank you)
ATNI Winter Convention 2026![]()
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Dates: February 2 - 5, 2026![]()
Location: Portland, Oregon![]()
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At the upcoming ATNI Winter Convention, we look forward to a meaningful exchange of ideas that fosters collaboration among tribal leaders, professionals, and community members. This collective effort is key to driving positive change and empowering our communities.![]()
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ATNI Conventions play a vital role in bringing members together to engage in impactful discussions, informative presentations, and committee activities focused on policy, legislation, and the future of Indian Country in the Northwest.![]()
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Information to book your accommodations will be emailed once your registration is complete. Please register before January 22nd, 2026 to receive hotel discounted prices.
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ATNI Conventions bring members together to discuss policy, legislation, and the future of Indian Country in the Pacific Northwest