Grants

To support an internship within Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust (ASFT's) Fisheries Workforce Development/Crew Training Program with projects including hosting a series of workshops and a mentorship program for entry-level and emerging fishermen

To support the Apprenticeship and the Taproot Fellowship programs, both with a focus on traditional material arts

To support student travel grants for graduate students presenting hands-on Earth science research at the annual meeting

To support Urban Advantage in enabling teachers to participate in their school community learning model at eight partner institutions

To support a scientific illustration internship for a graduate student

To support the Seed Research Grant Program for graduate students with a focus on field biology

To support community engagement and initial stewardship at Ferrini Ranch and Marks Ranch

To support participants in the Tidal Wave mentoring program and science illustration intern(s)

To support “Raíces to Results: A Legacy Year Initiative,” funding 125 HSI-prepared first-year teachers over two years

To support the Thriving California Initiative, with a focus on Community Science projects

To support early stage land conservation projects led by small and under-resourced land trusts through a Project Advancement Program providing small grants for pre-acquisition due diligence and technical assistance

To support the Investing in Artists: Tool & Equipment Program and the Quick Grant Program

To support Latino Outdoors' programs in California

To support the National Fellowship for Educators and/or in-person summer teacher workshops or residencies

To support Get Ready Grants, Emergency Relief and Extended Relief Grant Programs, and the Native Craft Artist Readiness Program

To support scholarships for craft programs, Impact Grants, micro grants and the craftsperson-in-residence program

To support grants for materials to graduate students in craft

To support paid, mentored scientific illustration internships that provide early-career artists with hands-on access to research, collections and collaborations while strengthening the role of visual communication in advancing scientific understanding

To support the Student Food Security Fellows Program

To support K-12 back-to-school classroom projects and experiential learning projects across national rural and historically underfunded schools

To support early career researchers’ access to instrumentation and training to collect seed data for new ideas

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

To support a scientific illustration internship focused on communicating science related to native flora and fauna

To support growing the trail network

To support participants in the On to the Future mentoring program, the Randolph W. "Bill" and Cecile T. Bromery Award and the Doris M. Curtis Outstanding Woman in Science Award