Grants

To support the History Teacher of the Year Award and teachers to attend the in-person summer Teacher Symposium

Youth programs

To support LiMPETS (Long-Term Monitoring Program and Experiential Training for Students), and/or K-16 Marine Science Education

To support the Āina Protection and Āina Stewardship & Restoration programs, with an emphasis on coastal and/or agricultural lands

To support the small equipment fund for biological field research projects

To support iNaturalist’s work to inspire people to care about nature, accelerate science, and enable grassroots conservation action, with a focus on California and Hawaii

To support students in the STEMSEAS program and researchers in the ChOP program

To support two undergraduate, graduate, or postdoc Africa-based students in a field-based study internship focused on primate research and conservation

To support 10 full Kodály Summer Certificate Scholarships for educators per year at the University of Redlands in San Anselmo

To support the E Alu Pū Network, Hui Mālama Loko I'a, or Limu Hui

To support workforce development in conservation, ecosystem resilience, sustainability and environmental education, including the Kupu Āina Corps (KAC) and/or the Conservation Leadership Development Program (CLDP)

To support beginning farmers' participation in a six-month Agroecology Farmer Fellowship program focused on land stewardship for a changing climate

To support initial stewardship and restoration at Colina Ranch in the southern Santa Cruz Mountains

To support participant costs in the Keck Geology Consortium's Gateway Program

To support the Craft Apprenticeship and the Maine Craft Artist Award Programs

To support the Farmland Protection and/or Small Grants Program

To support teachers to participate in Math in the Mountains Teacher Immersion Program, a week-long residential professional development experience

To support recent college graduates and graduate students in a field-based internship studying sharks and rays

To support Planet Women's 100 Women Pathway project, with an emphasis on California and Hawaii participants

To support field research of students in the Graduate Studies Program

To support conservation research on California wildlife and ecosystems, including internships

To Support the MBARI Technical Apprenticeship and Summer Internship Programs

To support the Integrated Mentorship Program at The Center for Tree Science

To support the Outstanding Teaching Assistant Awards

To support NCECA's Innovator and Emerging Artist Fellowship Award Programs