Grants for Marine Life & Coastal Community Nonprofits

Protecting our oceans has never been more urgent. And the best part? There are grants for marine life & coastal community nonprofits. Current grants cover things like conservation initiatives, education and outreach, research, and capacity building in coastal regions. Because of this, GrantWatch verifies the assistance provided to nonprofit organizations. If your nonprofit is working in the marine and/or coastal space, now is the time to explore funding sources that align with your goals.

How Nonprofits Support Marine Life & Coastal Communities

The ocean covers over 70% of our planet, yet much of it remains vulnerable due to factors involved with human activities. Nonprofits work to preserve marine life, restore habitats, and support coastal communities. As such, they play a vital role in environmental resilience and sustainability. Healthy oceans mean healthy economies. To illustrate, coastal regions where human activity directly impacts marine ecosystems. Many nonprofits invest in education, sustainable fishing practices, and ecotourism training for coastal populations. These programs empower locals to become stewards of their environment while securing long term livelihoods. Funders are increasingly prioritizing projects that address climate change, ocean health, biodiversity, and community adaptation.

Grants for Grants for Marine Life & Coastal Community Nonprofits

Nonprofit organizations protect coastal environments and the people who reside there. Many of these organizations rely on grants and donations to fund their work. At GrantWatch.com, you can find funding opportunities specifically for environmental and marine-focused nonprofits. Turn your vision into action, ensuring a healthier future for marine ecosystems and the communities that rely on them.

USA Nonprofit Grant for Environmental & Marine Conservation

Grants of up to $10,000 to USA and territories nonprofit organizations for projects related to environmental conservation in eligible regions. Funding may be used for island acquisition, restoration, maintenance, research, and public education.

Funding to California, Montana, Alaska, and Chile Nonprofits to Protect Biodiversity

Grants of up to $30,000 to nonprofit organizations to address the effects of population growth on biodiversity. Priority is given to returning grant recipients. The following regions are eligible: California, Montana, Tongass National Forest in Southeastern Alaska, and Chilean Patagonia.

Grants to USA Nonprofits for Natural Resources Conservation

Funding of up to $40,000 to USA nonprofits for natural resources conservation to protect the environment and conserve marine resources. Specifically, in eastern North America and the Caribbean Basin.

Awards for Solutions to the Consumption of Oceanic Resources

Awards to USA and Canada students at IHEs for presenting solutions to the human consumption of oceanic resources. Specifically, to generate ideas about how marine resources can continue to be used without becoming depleted. The goal of the program is to lead to more resilient bodies of water, including healthy marine life and coastlines.

Washington Grant: Update to Environmentally Friendly Fishing

Grants to Washington tribal governments to upgrade fishing vessels to electrify and hybridize marine propulsion power fishing vessels. Specifically, those used for patrol activities, and vessels used for research by federally recognized tribal governments and tribal enterprises.

Funding to Nonprofits for Ocean Conservation Projects

Grants of up to $20,000 for ocean conservation to support sustainable fishing and marine protected areas. Specifically, for projects that provide a quick response to emerging conservation issues and ocean protection. The grant supports higher-risk ideas to engage with small, local NGOs on a global scale.

Grants to USA Research Projects Related to Marine Law

Grants of up to $10,000 for research projects that investigate legal matters pertaining to coastal, Great Lakes, and ocean law. Specifically, to address legal questions related to ocean, coastal, or Great Lakes law. Funding is to build legal capacity by generating legal research findings.

Funding to California for River Programs

Grants of up to $75,000 to California programs to explore a river within the state in eligible areas. Specifically, to help more people explore the river and encourage stewardship through interactive and educational programs. Priority communities may include, but are not limited to, lower-income households, people with disabilities, people of color, immigrants, youth, and more.

Grants to USA Nonprofits for Environmental Stewardship

Grants to USA nonprofit organizations for operational and project support. Funding is to support the areas of climate justice, food access, pollution reduction, workers’ health and safety, and more. Grant funds support general operating costs or specific projects.

Post A Grant On GrantWatch

Did you know? There are resources for grant-makers, too. Grant-makers who use the Add a New Grant form see an increase in the quality of grant applications received. The quality assurance team will review and verify your grant. Finally, your grant will be shared with over 5000 active subscribers seeking grants.

About GrantWatch

With 10,050 grants currently available, GrantWatch.com is the leading grant listing directory. Upgrade to a MemberPlus+ subscription to view the full grant details, including eligibility criteria and application information. For more information, you can also visit the GrantWatch FAQ page. Click here to see the great value of all 20 of the top GrantWatch features. Watch the latest episode of GrantTalk, powered by GrantWatch, with host Libby Hikind. You don’t want to miss this. Visit us on YouTube weekly. Get your copy of The Queen of Grants: From Teacher to Grant Writer to CEO, by Libby Hikind.