This grant supports projects that help landowners and managers use scientific research to sustain and improve US forests and rangelands.
Funder: National Institute of Food and Agriculture
Due Dates: June 8, 2026
Funding Amounts: Estimated total funding: $300,000. Typical award: $130,000–$150,000 (up to 2 awards).
Summary: Supports projects that extend scientific knowledge to enhance the longevity and sustainable management of U.S. forests and rangelands.
This program aims to enhance the longevity and productivity of U.S. forest and rangeland resources by making relevant scientific results accessible to landowners and managers. Projects funded under this opportunity will focus on the application of science-based knowledge to help stakeholders achieve their land management goals and objectives. The initiative is part of the Renewable Resources Extension Act National Focus Fund (RREA-NFF), emphasizing practical extension activities that translate research into actionable guidance for sustainable natural resource management.