Awarded Grants

This project will support the implementation of Bison, grassland ecosystem, and food systems education and outreach efforts. The project will also support the RBBP management board in holding its strategic planning meetings. The Project will support the RBBP employee development/training.

Increase the capacity of the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians to engage with offshore wind planning in the Gulf of Maine and advance its own local community / governmental energy sustainability initiatives, projects, goals, and objectives.

This project will support the planning, reimagining, and implementation of conservation easements to perpetually protect the culturally significant buffalo habitat within and adjacent to the Wind River Indian Reservation, while strengthening land sovereignty for the respective tribal communities.

The project supports the Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s (Tribe) natural resources through low-tech process-based restoration that enhances riverine processes, expands riparian habitat, reduce nonpoint source pollution, improve water quality and strengthen Tribal Climate resiliency.

This project will advance collaborative fisheries research through the promotion and advocacy of the use of Skipper Science with fishery partners, and create and implement a policy for a subsistence food security monitoring program.

We connect Apache people and other Native and non-Native allies to protect Chi’chil Biłdagoteel (also known as Oak Flat), a sacred site for Apache people and many other Indigenous people, from copper mining.

This project will provide a staff position to the Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian Township to act under the direction of the Chief and the Tribal Council. This staffer will consult governments (State/Federal) and labor/environmental allies on planning and policy processes for clean energy.