Funding
The funding opportunities listed provide various financial resources for scientific activities - grants, cooperative agreements, fellowships, and scholarships - which might be of interest to individuals working on tribal environmental issues. Some of these resources have limited time frames, while others are offered on an ongoing basis. Click on linked information to find out more. Current Funding Announcements2006 Tribal Lead Grant Program EPA is soliciting grant proposals from eligible entities to conduct activities to reduce incidences of childhood lead poisoning in vulnerable populations, including projects to: (1) Reduce lead poisoning in areas with high incidences of elevated blood-lead levels; (2) identify and reduce lead poisoning in under-studied areas with high potential for undocumented elevated blood-lead levels; and (3) develop tools to address unique and challenging issues in lead poisoning prevention, especially tools that are replicable and scalable for other areas. Activities eligible for funding include outreach and public education, data gathering, monitoring, training, inspections and assessments, and demonstrations of new and innovative approaches for identifying or reducing lead poisoning. EPA is awarding grants which will total approximately $3,000,000. The Agency anticipates awarding individual grants of $25,000 to $100,000. The closing date for this RFP is January 12, 2007. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency This is the initial announcement of this funding opportunity.
Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) Number: 66.509 Eligibility Contact: Tom Barnwell ; phone: 202-343-9862 Grant and Cooperative Agreement Announcements: None Available Fellowship and Scholarship Announcements: Environmental Summer Internship Program The Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals is seeking applications from host organizations to have an intern work on a specific project dealing with Air Quality.
The internship will provide tribal students the opportunity to work with the EPA and tribal environmental offices through out the country. For more information on the ITEP summer internship program and ITEPs other internship programs please visit: http://www4.nau.edu/eeop/ or contact Matthew A. Zierenberg, Program Coordinator with any questions at matthew.zierenberg@nau.edu. COMPLETE application packet should be received by March 1, 2007.
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