Artist-in-Residence Programs supports residency organizers in recruiting artists to use scientific data, cultural trends, or historical facts to interpret the Lake Champlain Basin’s natural resources.
Artist-in-Residence Programs is now closed to applications; the funder replaced the September 29, 2026 deadline with “CLOSED.”
The Watershed Association Professional Development Mini-grants from the Lake Champlain Basin Program fund land or easement acquisitions to protect water quality and ecosystems in the Lake Champlain Basin.
Public Waterfront Access Improvement Projects support the public through measurable improvements to waterfront recreation access that foster enjoyment and appreciation of Lake Champlain Basin resources.
Education and Outreach Small Implementation Grants support organizations’ public education and outreach to build understanding of water quality and ecosystem health and encourage action benefiting Lake Champlain.
The Artist in Residence grant from the North Dakota Council on the Arts funds short-term artist residencies in schools to enrich arts education and foster creative collaboration.
Clean Water and Healthy Ecosystems Research Projects supports organizations conducting research on Lake Champlain Basin challenges to advance priorities in the basin’s Opportunities for Action management plan.