Grants

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

To support Community Engagement and Education Programs; Investing in Nature-Based Solutions; and Land Restoration & Access and/or Freshwater Flows at Osprey Hill Ranch

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

To engage students in food and regenerative farming practices that reflect and preserve culture and heritage

To support the Explore the Coast (ETC) grant program

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

To support teacher training to increase environmental literacy in California's K-12 students

To support the Exploratorium Teacher Institute teacher stipends, supporting educators to incorporate hands-on, inquiry-rich experiences into their classrooms

To support hands-on weaving workshops to strengthen Filipino-American community

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

To support the Summer Research Assistant Program, offering hands-on learning in perennial agriculture for early-career participants

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

To support the Teacher Supply Fund and/or the A-to-Z Fund

To support the AQUANAUTS program

To support Summer Camp scholarships

To support the Plant, Environmental and Agroecology Sciences (PEAS) Fellowship for undergraduate students, creating more inclusive pathways for research

To support graduate or undergraduate students doing field research at the Estuary & Ocean Science Center

To support a scientific illustration internship for undergraduate or graduate students that will provide meaningful and hands-on experience in scientific illustration of threatened wildlife of the Rio Grande Valley

To support Approaching Walden, a six-day professional development seminar for educators

To support Eastern Sierra restoration planning and stewardship activities

To support the Local Source Initiative and the Seed and Bulb Program

To support Bay Area programs and initiatives, specifically East Bay parks; California Green Schoolyards; and Hawai'i's Aloha 'Aina program, in partnership with other nonprofit organizations to create opportunity for land restoration and stewardship