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Groundwater and Surficial Water Salinity Changes in Everglades National Park using Aerial Electromagnetic Surveys 2026 Grant

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Summary

This grant funds aerial electromagnetic survey research to monitor groundwater and surface water salinity changes in Everglades National Park, addressing climate-driven hydrological shifts. It is open to research institutions and organizations capable of conducting geophysical field studies in a protected ecosystem.

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About this grant

This project will support the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District by performing Aerial Electromagnetic (AEM) surveys to understand the current spatial extent and rate of saltwater intrusion in the ground and surface waters of the southern Florida Everglades. Results will be integrated with previous survey data conducted over the last 30 years to comprehend the impacts surrounding significant critical habitat loss. Future freshwater-saltwater interface trends will then be estimated to optimize management decisions tied to restoration efforts of the degraded wetland system. …

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Frequently asked questions

How much funding does this grant offer?
Groundwater and Surficial Water Salinity Changes in Everglades National Park using Aerial Electromagnetic Surveys offers $300K – $1.7M.
When is the Groundwater and Surficial Water Salinity Changes in Everglades National Park using Aerial Electromagnetic Surveys deadline?
Applications close 6 Oct 2026 17:00 (27 days left).
Who can apply for Groundwater and Surficial Water Salinity Changes in Everglades National Park using Aerial Electromagnetic Surveys?
Eligibility covers organisations in US; research-institution, university, nonprofit, local-authority. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.