Open opportunities from Washingtons National Park Fund
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Embracing Inclusion / Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
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This grant supports projects that advance diversity, equity, and inclusion within Washington's national parks, making outdoor spaces and park resources more accessible to underrepresented communities. Eligible applicants can fund initiatives that remove barriers to park access and engagement across all communities.
Advancing Science and Research
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This grant funds scientific research projects focused on ecological understanding and conservation within three U.S. national parks (Mount Rainier, North Cascades, and Olympic). It is designed for researchers and institutions conducting field-based studies that advance biodiversity and ecosystem knowledge in protected areas.
Together for the Parks Campaign
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A multi-year philanthropic campaign to invest in conservation and stewardship of three Pacific Northwest national parks (Mount Rainier, North Cascades, Olympic) through private donations and grants from a US conservation foundation. The campaign supports biodiversity protection, habitat restoration, and park infrastructure in these protected areas.
Resilience Fund
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This grant funds resilience and adaptive capacity projects within Washington's national parks, supporting climate adaptation and conservation initiatives. Eligible applicants likely include nonprofits, research institutions, and park management organizations working on climate-resilient infrastructure and ecosystem protection.
Expanding Volunteerism and Stewardship
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This grant funds volunteer programs across Washington's three national parks, enabling thousands of volunteers to contribute stewardship and conservation hours annually. It supports organizations that mobilize and coordinate volunteer efforts for park conservation and community engagement.
Improving Visitors' Experiences
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This grant supports projects that enhance visitor access and experiences across Washington's three national parks through trail improvements and interpretive programs. It is open to organizations working on recreation, conservation, and education initiatives within these protected areas.