Foundation / Corporation
Rhode Island Wild Plant Society (RIWPS)
02/28/21 Receipt
Grants to Rhode Island individuals for environmental activities and botanical research. Funding may be used for courses, workshops, and project materials that will support a project related to local plants. Applicants must be educators, members of a Rhode Island botanical or environmental association, or students in a field related to botany or environmental studies. In addition to funds, grant recipients will receive a one-year membership in the Rhode Island Wild Plant Society.
The project goal must involve environmental activities or research in any area of study related to wild plants and/or their habitats. These activities may involve such things as installation of gardens, invasive removal, or support for extracurricular activities with a community outreach component. It can also be used for project materials, workshops or courses.
GrantWatch ID#: 178420
The grant is for up to $2,500 and includes a one year membership to RIWPS.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Mail all application materials to:
Rhode Island Wild Plant Society Grant Committee
PO Box 888
North Kingstown, RI 02852
Voicemail: 401-789-7497
e-mail: office@riwps.org
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