This organization provides opportunities to support work in coastal and marine environments, including grants, fellowships, and scholarships. Funding is generally open to individuals affiliated with educational institutions, as well as small teams that may involve nonprofits or other community organizations. While many projects are focused in a specific region, some opportunities may extend to broader areas.
The funding can be used for a variety of purposes, such as research, educational initiatives, outreach, and skill-building activities. Projects may address environmental, social, or economic aspects of coastal and marine issues, with an emphasis on advancing knowledge, encouraging innovation, and supporting community engagement.
Eligibility depends on the type of opportunity. Some programs are geared toward students, while others are intended for researchers or teams working through institutions. Collaborations with nonprofits, small businesses, or other partners are sometimes encouraged.
These opportunities aim to provide both support and professional growth, helping recipients expand their work, develop new skills, and contribute to understanding and managing coastal and marine environments. Programs are designed to be adaptable, supporting a range of initiatives that address ongoing or emerging challenges in these settings.