Supports K-14 projects that improve geology education by connecting geological concepts to environmental and natural hazards through hands-on and applied learning.
Funder: Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists
Due Dates: Rolling (applications accepted year-round)
Funding Amounts: Typical grant size is $500–$5,000; duration/project-based.
Summary: Supports projects that improve geology education in K-14 classrooms, focusing on practical applications to environmental and natural hazards.
Key Information: Open to U.S. educators and institutions; flexible timing and funding.
This grant supports initiatives that enhance the teaching of geology in K-14 educational settings (elementary, middle, high schools, and community/technical colleges). The focus is on projects that demonstrate the application of geology to environmental or natural hazards, with the aim of providing direct educational benefits to students and educators. Funding can be used for a variety of project needs, including curriculum development, materials, field experiences, or other innovative approaches to geology education.