ANR Contracts & Grants Updates

This blog is designed for ANR's current and future principal investigators, other interested academics, and their administrative staff. Important and timely information on workshops and webinars presented by OCG, funding opportunities, guidance, and trending topics will be provided to you.

USDA FS Urban and Community Forestry Funding Opportunity Due June 1, 2023

April 28, 2023

By Kathleen P Nolan

Dear Colleagues, The USDA Forest Service Urban & Community Forestry (UCF) Program is a technical, financial, and educational assistance program, delivering nature-based solutions to ensure a resilient and equitable tree canopy where more than 84 percent of Americans live.

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EDA STEM Talent Challenge Due June 12th

April 27, 2023

By Kathleen P Nolan

Dear Colleagues, The U.S Economic Development Administration's STEM Talent Challenge aims to build STEM talent training systems to strengthen regional innovation economies. The FY23 STEM Talent Challenge will award a total of $4.

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Upcoming USDA NIFA Funding Opportunities - April 2023

March 10, 2023

By Kathleen P Nolan

Dear Colleagues, ****NIFA has announced the Smith-Lever Special Needs Competitive Grants Program (SLSNCGP) funding program to implement applied scientific programs that serve public needs in preparation for, during and after local or regional emergency situations.

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Deadline is now March 6, 2023: UC ANR Accepting Applications for the FY23 Mini-Grant Program

March 3, 2023

By Kathleen P Nolan

Dear Colleagues, The FY23 UC ANR Mini-Grant Program deadline has been extended to Monday, March 6th. UC ANR is seeking to support collaborative projects that add value to the impact of Statewide Programs and Institutes (SWP/I) or Research and Extension Centers (REC).

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UC ANR Accepting Applications for the FY23 UC ANR Mini-Grant Program Due March 3, 2023

February 16, 2023

By Kathleen P Nolan

Dear Colleagues, UC ANR is seeking to support collaborative projects that add value to the impact of Statewide Programs and Institutes (SWP/I) or Research and Extension Centers (REC).

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