Grants

To support the STEM Field Assistant Program

To support a field-based research internship for an undergraduate or graduate student(s)

To support the LIFT - Early Career Support for Native Artists program and/or scholarships for the 2022 national convening.

To support undergraduate interns or graduate students to engage in field research along with NYBG botanists

To support scholarship(s) for students in the full-time program, with a preference for students of diverse backgrounds and/or underrepresented in their craft or trade.

To support a Prothero Intern

To support an Internship in the Urban Tropics

To support The Nana I Ke Kumu cultural workshop series, with a focus on hands-on traditional arts.

To support the Coyote Valley program

To support two scholarships for HBCU arts faculty members to attend Penland workshops.

To establish an Artist Residency Program that allows 5 artists (one per studio) to reside at Peters Valley for a period of 2 weeks in the fall or spring season and dedicate their time to their craft in a fully equipped studio within the retreat-like setting of the campus located in a National Park.

To support the Environmental Science Resource Grants Program for public school teachers in Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, Solano, Sonoma, Santa Clara, San Francisco and San Mateo Counties

To support the Education Program, including STRAW (Students and Teachers Restoring A Watershed), the Community College Conservation Internship Program, and/or intern training

To support Moananuiakea – A Voyage for the Pacific

To support up to two rising scholars through the Interdisciplinary Marine & Estuarine Sciences graduate program, based at the Estuary & Ocean Science Center.

To support the Summer Inclusivity Internship Program

To support at least two students' participation in the BIPOC Science Starter Grant Program

To support Brown Girl Surf’s community surf programs, which may include strategic planning

To support Education and Community Programs, and General Operating Support

To support reducing land-based sources of pollution in Hawaiʻi

To support the Mentor Program.

To support Trust for Public Land's Bay Area programs and initiatives

To support one student to participate in the 2022 summer Scripps Undergraduate Research Fellowship, focused on marine biological sciences with a field research component.

to support design and administration of the inaugural year of the Maxwell/Hanrahan individual awards program for emerging and/or under-recognized artisans across the country

To support two students to attend the CAMINO (The Center to Advance Mentored, Inquiry-based Opportunities) summer internship program