Adirondack Terrestrial Invasive Species Management Grant
Adirondack Terrestrial Invasive Species Management Grant supports nonprofits and municipalities with removal, training, and local support to manage terrestrial invasive species in the Adirondack region.
Funder: Adirondack Foundation
Due Dates: April 30, 2027 (Annual application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Up to $5,000, distributed over two years contingent on a one-year follow-up report
Summary: Supports nonprofits and municipalities managing terrestrial invasive species in the Adirondack region through removal, training, and local support.
Key Information: Requests must cover a three-year project timeline within the program’s defined Adirondack service area.
Description
The Adirondack Foundation’s Adirondack Terrestrial Invasive Species Management Grant supports nonprofit organizations and municipalities working to manage terrestrial invasive species in the Adirondack region. Eligible projects can include direct removal of invasive species as well as training and support for residents and organizations involved in management efforts.
The program serves a defined area encompassing four full counties and portions of five others within the Adirondack Park boundary. It supports both on-the-ground management and assistance to local people and organizations undertaking that work. Recipients submit follow-up reports that help the foundation measure impact, identify trends, and understand obstacles encountered in funded projects.
