This grant funds graduate student research on the botany, ecology, and conservation of New England's flora and ecosystems.
Funder: New England Botanical Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $3,000 per award; more than one award may be given each year
Summary: Supports graduate student research in botany, ecology, and related fields focused on New England's flora and ecosystems.
Key Information: Applicants do not need to be NEBS members; research must focus on New England flora.
The Graduate Student Research Award from the New England Botanical Society (NEBS) provides funding to graduate students conducting original research in botany, plant ecology, and closely related fields, with a strong focus on the flora, plant communities, and ecosystems of New England. The award is intended to encourage outstanding student research that advances scientific understanding of the region’s botanical diversity, ecological interactions, conservation, and the impacts of environmental change. Supported activities may include field, laboratory, and herbarium research, as well as travel to and within New England for those whose studies would otherwise be limited by financial constraints. Multiple awards may be made in a given year.