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Find similar grantsIndiana Bioinventory Grant is sponsored by Indiana Land Protection Alliance (in partnership with Indiana Academy of Science). This program provides small grants to Indiana non-profit organizations and local government agencies for qualified bioinventory projects.
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Indiana Bioinventory Grant - ILPA Indiana Bioinventory Grant Indiana Land Protection Alliance is partnering with Indiana Academy of Science (IAS) to connect taxonomic specialists with Indiana’s land trusts and conservation partners. In 2025, we welcomed the addition of Indiana Native Plant Society (INPS) as a supporting partner.
Through this initiative, we strive to increase the quality and quantity of scientific data that is collected from protected lands to inform land acquisition and land management strategies and monitor the long-term impacts to these communities. This program provides small grants to Indiana non-profit organizations and local government agencies for qualified bioinventory projects.
All applications and project proposals must be submitted to the Biodiversity and Natural Areas Committee (BNAC) of the Indiana Academy of Science by September 15, 2026 . The application form (with submission instructions) is provided below, along with a template agreement you may wish to use as a resource. For questions about this partnership, please email Dr. Glené Mynhardt, PhD, bnac@indianaacademyofscience.
org or Andrea Huntington, ahuntington@protectindianaland. org . Ecologists conduct a biological survey at the Wayne Cave Connection property, protected and managed by Indiana Karst Conservancy.
Photo by Keith Dunlap. Bioinventory Contract Template Loading specialists… this may take a few seconds. Indiana specialists are listed below by taxonomy.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indiana non-profit organizations and local government agencies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Indiana Bioinventory Grant are due September 15, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Indiana Bioinventory Grant is funded by Indiana Land Protection Alliance (in partnership with Indiana Academy of Science). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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