Shapiro Administration awards 400k+ in environmental education grants
The Shapiro administration is funding environmental education projects across Pennsylvania with over $400,000 in grants. The program aims to help residents understand and protect natural resources, with opportunities for schools, businesses, county conservation districts, and nonprofits to apply by November 13, 2026.
What changed
State officials announced the Environmental Education Grants program, distributing more than $400,000 in funding for a range of projects. Grants are available in multiple tiers to accommodate different project sizes and scopes.
Who can apply and benefit
Eligible applicants include schools, businesses, county conservation districts, and nonprofit organizations. The program is designed to help Pennsylvanians learn about the environment and take steps to protect it in their communities.
Practical next steps for interested groups
Interested groups should prepare project ideas that demonstrate environmental learning outcomes and community impact. Applications are due by November 13, 2026. Applicants may review guidance from the Department of Environmental Protection and prepare to submit through the state’s grant portal.
Limits and questions
Details about grant amounts by tier, eligible activities, and reporting requirements are provided by the DEP. If you need clarification, contact Pennsylvania DEP through official channels listed on the program page.
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