Grants

To support the professional development of undergraduate or graduate students in the field of scientific illustration and provide real world experience that advances the mission of the Organization for Tropical Studies (OTS)

To support scholarships for HBCU faculty and fellowships to the Visiting Collective Residency program

To support teacher resource grants in the Bay Area through Environmental Science; Excursion; Technology, Engineering and Design Thinking; and Visiting Artist; and Special Education grant programs

To support the 100 Women Pathway project, with an emphasis on California and Hawaii participants

To support the perpetuation and innovation of material practices rooted in Hawaiian culture through an unrestricted award program

To support the Community Apprenticeship Program

To support apprenticeships that provide critical training in sustainable building methods and necessary tools

To support a research fellowship for undergraduate or graduate students, focused on biological sciences with a field research component at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego

To support the Elkus Ranch Fund, including program delivery by providing subsidies to enable area schools and students to participate in hands-on programs

To support undergraduate and graduate students to pursue summer field research at the CU Mountain Research Station with a focus on alpine tundra

To support sustainable forestry and/or wastewater coordination efforts; and community-based conservation projects in Hawai'i

To support a botanical or mycological illustration internship for undergraduate science or art students to produce diagnostic line drawings at the National Herbarium of Victoria, in Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria's Melbourne Gardens

To support Educator Grants

To support the Protecting Rare Plants program, with a focus on the Channel Islands

To support the summer conservation internship program focused on field research on California native plants and ecosystems

To support the Restoration and Stewardship Program

To support biodiversity data collection, community science and stewardship in California's surf ecosystems

To support a researcher in pursuing oceanographic field work in Hawai'i, followed by data analysis and professional development in Woods Hole, MA

To support restoration, which may include an internship program

To support the Society of Inclusive Blacksmiths' Tool, Institutional and Mini Grant Programs and the SPARC retreat

To support hands-on environmental science research projects at Smithsonian Environmental Research Center by undergraduates and recent graduates

To support a scientific illustration internship at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) for undergraduate, graduate students or recent graduates focused on visualization of human-environment interactions

To support Salted Roots

To support mentorship for students focused on field sciences, including attendance of the annual conference and research presentations

To support the California native plant program and the development of an environmental education program and exhibition support related to native plants and ecosystems