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Find similar grantsLong Island Sound Partnership Research Grant Program is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Long Island Sound Office, Connecticut Sea Grant (CTSG), and New York Sea Grant (NYSG). This cooperative program funds scientific research that helps decision-makers improve the management of Long Island Sound.
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Research Grant Program - Long Island Sound Partnership The Long Island Sound Partnership Research Grant Program Scientific research provides a key to better understanding and more effectively managing Long Island Sound.
Recognizing the important role that research plays in decision-making, the EPA Long Island Sound Office, Connecticut Sea Grant (CTSG), and New York Sea Grant (NYSG) developed a cooperative program to fund research in support of the Long Island Sound Study.
Initiated in 2000, the Long Island Sound Research Grant Program awards funds to researchers whose work helps meet the needs of decision-makers to improve the management of Long Island Sound. THE Research Program Call for Proposals for 2027-2028 Is NOW CLOSED Close : Thursday, March 19, 2026, 5:00pm EDT Questions : Contact Syma Ebbin, Research Coordinator (CTSG) at syma. ebbin@uconn.
edu or Lane Smith, Research Coordinator (NYSG) at lane. smith@stonybrook. edu UConn Marine Scientist Penny Vlahos, center, collecting water quality data onboard a university research vessel Vlahos is part of the Long Island Sound Respire Program, a UConn research team that is investigating the respiration process at 10 locations in the Sound to better understand how oxygen is used by aquatic life.
The project was funded in 2019 through the LIS Partnership Research Grant Program. Photo credit: CT Sea Grant.
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Long Island Sound Partnership Research Grant Program is funded by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Long Island Sound Office, Connecticut Sea Grant (CTSG), and New York Sea Grant (NYSG). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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