Grants

To support Salted Roots’ organizational leadership development and general operating

To support Community Engagement and Education Programs, and Investing in Nature-Based Solutions

To support the Classroom Grants program, specifically for field trips and professional development opportunities

To support the Emerging Traditional Artists Program (ETAP)

To support Southern Arts Relief & Recovery Fund, with a focus on craft and traditional folk art

To support U.S. and Malagasy student participation in the field-based study abroad program at the Centre ValBio Research Facility in Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar

To support the Blue Water Task Force and Ocean Friendly Gardens in California and/or Hawai'i

To support the development of the Materials Collection and provide activation grants or stipends for craftspeople

To support the Living Tools Project

To support Clean Water for Reefs in Hawaiʻi

To support the General Adult Scholarship program with a focus on underrepresented students

To support the Exploratorium Teacher Institute, allowing educators to incorporate the hands-on, inquiry-rich experiences of the Exploratorium into their classrooms

To support the Nuts & Bolts and Exhibiting Furniture and Sculptural Objects (EFASO) programs

To support the Learning Among the Oaks Program and the Land Conservation Program

To support California ocean resilience and recovery projects, with a focus on seagrass and oysters

To support the San Andreas Corridor

To support the new teacher materials/supply fund

To support the AQUANAUTS program

To support underrepresented undergraduate students to pursue summer research projects focused on plant, environmental, and agroecology sciences

To support a scientific illustration internship for undergraduate or graduate students that will provide meaningful and hands-on experience in scientific illustration of a local, globally endangered parrot species with long cultural ties to the region

To support PODER's Urban Campesinxs food justice and young adult leadership program

To support Bay Area programs and initiatives, specifically East Bay parks; and statewide Green Schoolyards with a focus on the Bay Area and Los Angeles

To support the UC Santa Barbara Marine Science Institute's Research SCUBA Certification Program (DIVErsity in Diving)

To support the HBCU-Berkeley Environmental Scholars for Change Program with a focus on hands-on food research

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