Grants

To support the Community College Field Biology Alliance, to enable 15 undergraduates currently enrolled in community colleges in the greater Los Angeles area to participate in a 6-month long hybrid field research internship

To support the Get Ready and Emergency Assistance Grant Programs

To support BIPOC artists with scholarships for craft programs; Impact Grants; and micro grants

To support grants for materials to graduate students in craft

To support two undergraduate or graduate students in field-based internships

To support a Food Shift internship(s) focused on food waste

To support the Strategies for Ecology Education, Diversity and Sustainability (SEEDS) program, which may include regional field trip(s) and conference attendance

To support the RAY Conservation Fellowship Program, with a focus on fellows working in California or Hawaiʻi

To support graduate and post-doctoral field biology research, and/or scholarships for undergraduate field experiences at Cranberry Lake Biological Station

To support scientific illustration internships at SUNY ESF Cranberry Lake Biological Station

To support a scientific illustration internship for an undergraduate or graduate student focusing on native bees

To support an undergraduate, graduate student or early career intern(s) in documenting and/or illustrating field biology research in international field sites, and data visualization

To support nature trail building and maintenance

To support the summer coral reef conservation field experience

To support the Jennifer Easton Community Spirit Awards and the Oglala Lakota Artspace Artist-in-Residency program with a focus on material artists

To support the Native Alaskan Residency Program

To support the Beginning Farmer Apprenticeship Program

To strengthen the pipeline of underrepresented minority (URM) students pursuing higher education and careers in computational media (CM) through outreach, curricular innovation, scholarships/fellowships, mentorship and collaboration within Georgia Tech's Colleges of Computing, Design and the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, and with other partner institutions in Atlanta

To support the LINC Summer High School Program and/or Internships

To support LiMPETS (Long-Term Monitoring Program and Experiential Training for Students) and/or Visitor Center Education Programs

To support the Greenwich House Pottery Artists-in-Residence Program

To support the Convergence internship program for undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in fiber arts programs

To support the Mahukona Project and ʻĀina Protection Projects with a focus on Coastlines and Lands that grow healthy food

To support six BIPOC fellowships for two-week intensive studio workshops during the 2024 summer season

To support seasonal interns in spending 10-weeks on the farm to gain hands-on experience learning ancient Hawaiian traditional methods of farming, important cultural lessons and life skills