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Find similar grantsSurvey Grant (Illinois Native Plant Society) is sponsored by Illinois Native Plant Society. This grant funds searches for Illinois Endangered, Threatened, or rare plant species of conservation concern where current data is inadequate. It supports field surveys and recovery recommendations for priority species.
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Governing Board Meeting Schedule and Minutes of Past Meetings Annual Membership Business Meeting Minutes Illinois Botanists Big Year Central Chapter Annual Native Plant Sale THE ANNUAL GATHERING INFORMATION & REGISTRATION The Annual Gathering ANNOUNCEMENTS Plant Identification Resources Kankakee Torrent Chapter Grants Governing Board Meeting Schedule and Minutes of Past Meetings Annual Membership Business Meeting Minutes Illinois Botanists Big Year Central Chapter Annual Native Plant Sale THE ANNUAL GATHERING INFORMATION & REGISTRATION The Annual Gathering ANNOUNCEMENTS Plant Identification Resources Kankakee Torrent Chapter Grants Typically made available in early December each year.
Students, citizen scientists, and conservation groups are invited to consider applying for an INPS Research Grant for up to $3000 to fund one-year projects.
This grant focuses on research dealing with Illinois native plants and their communities, such as their life history, reproductive biology, demography, genetics, comparative site inventories, or habitat ecology; research on threats to native plants and communities, such as invasive species, is acceptable.
Laboratory research on native plants, as well as projects focused on research relating to education about or restoration of native plants or communities, are also eligible. The Survey Grant .
This grant for up to $5000 will fund searches for Illinois Endangered, Threatened, or several rare plant species of conservation concern for which current data is inadequate to assess their status and for which field surveys and recovery recommendations are needed.
A priority list of species to be surveyed is based on sources, including the Endangered Species Protection Board 2024 Listing Process recommendations and the Illinois Natural History Survey’s Recommendations to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. Experienced botanical field surveyors, whether independent or associated with an institution, are invited to apply for this grant. Partnerships are encouraged.
Full grant application details and forms will be posted online by early December. Check our website at https://illinoisplants. org/grants/ .
Susanne Masi , Botanist, Retired Manager Plants of Concern, Chicago Botanic Garden, INPS Board Vice President, INPS Grants Coordinator Brian Charles , Scientific Specialist, Botany, Illinois Natural History Survey, Member-at-Large, INPS Grants Coordinator Connie Cunningham , Illinois Natural History Survey, Retired Botanist Eric Ulaszek , Illinois Natural History Survey, Member-at-Large, Erigenia Associate Editor For questions regarding the content of this program, contact grants@illinoisplants.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Experienced botanical field surveyors, whether independent or associated with an institution, are invited to apply. Partnerships are encouraged. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Survey Grant (Illinois Native Plant Society) is funded by Illinois Native Plant Society. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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