Climate Resilience Fund supports Rhode Island governmental and nonprofit groups in restoring habitats and reducing infrastructure vulnerability to strengthen communities against climate impacts.
Coastal Resilience Grants support coastal communities and partner organizations in New Hampshire with capacity-building, planning and design projects to help communities and habitats adapt to climate change.
Research Grants - Rhode Island Sea Grant support natural and social scientists and community-led projects studying coastal and marine ecosystems to improve resource understanding and management in Rhode Island.
The Arts and Climate Grant supports Rhode Island artists creating community-engaged art that makes climate information accessible, deepens public understanding, and encourages climate action.
Nonpoint Source (NPS) Implementation Grants support governments, public schools, universities, and nonprofits in reducing runoff pollution and restoring aquatic habitat in targeted Rhode Island watersheds.