Harvard's HUCE Exploratory Grants fund faculty-led, high-risk or time-sensitive preliminary research on important environmental topics, fostering new directions in environmental science.
The Environmental Fellows Program supports recent doctorate recipients in two years of independent research with Harvard faculty to address complex environmental issues and build scholarly connections.
The Faculty Grant Program supports professors at U.S. undergraduate institutions developing environmental programs that give students hands-on research and leadership opportunities and foster engaged scholarship.
Environmental Humanities Grants support collaborative teams in research, teaching, and public programming that bring humanities perspectives to environmental problems and the climate crisis.
Seed Grant Program in Climate and Sustainability supports Harvard faculty’s early-stage research, collaborations, and workshops to advance climate and sustainability work and build academic communities.
This grant funds research hubs (EHSCC) that support environmental health science research, aiming to advance NIEHS goals and improve public health through community engagement and translational research.