Texas Coastal Management Program Grants support public entities and nonprofits in coastal research, planning, access, and restoration to sustain the Texas coast’s ecological and economic productivity.
The invitation-only deadline for Cycle 32 NOAA- and GOMESA-funded project supporting documentation has been extended from November 11, 2026, at 5 pm to January 6, 2027, at 5 pm.
Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (GOMESA) Grants fund science and restoration projects to protect and conserve Mississippi’s Gulf Coast, managed by the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources.
Coastal Incentive Grants support Georgia public agencies and research institutions with research, planning, outreach, and public access projects to balance coastal development and resource protection.
Maine Coastal Program supports coastal communities with planning, feasibility, and design projects to strengthen waterfront resilience, protect working waterfronts, and improve public shoreline access.
Planning and Management Grants support North Carolina coastal counties and municipalities with planning, studies, and local strategies to manage coastal resources and address changing shoreline and hazard priorities.
Section 306-Administrative Grants support South Carolina’s Coastal Zone Management Program by funding the implementation and administration of state coastal policies to help manage coastal resources.