Deadline: 6-Jan-23
The National Grazing Lands Coalition (NatGLC) is seeking applications for grants that advance Conservation, Education, Outreach & Innovation on Grazing Lands.
Projects must relate to grazing lands sustainability or climate smart agriculture and include at least one of the following components: conservation planning, workshops, or conferences.
The National Grazing Lands Coalition helps direct funding from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to enable national/state/local action grants. The NatGLC Committee is releasing this request for proposals (RFP) to solicit applications, award funds, and administer grants for the purpose of grazing land research and analysis, education, innovative technology, demonstration projects and publication/media development.
Purpose
The purpose of these grants is to facilitate the following:
- establishment of conservation partnerships, leadership, and outreach,
- education of grazing land managers, professionals, youth, and the public through grazing conferences
- improvement in the understanding of the values and multiple services that grazing lands provide small acreage operations and tribal operations.
Funding Information
The NatGLC anticipates that approximately $60,000 will be available to be awarded. While there is no minimum or maximum awarded amount, to stretch funds they anticipate projects within the $5,000 to $10,000 range.
Eligibility Criteria
Any state, tribal, public, or private entity, association, group, or individual is eligible to apply. Federal agencies are not eligible.
For more information, visit NatGLC.
