Funding opportunities for teachers and schools looking to start or grow Place Based Learning projects. These grants are specifically designed for K-12 educators — no large institutional budget required, just a good idea and a commitment to connecting students with their communities.
Grants for rural classroom teachers who want to try new projects, often with a Place Based Learning focus. Designed to support educators in small and rural schools who want to engage their students in local community challenges.
Grants from the New Hampshire Department of Education for teachers who want to develop outdoor education spaces and schoolyard habitat projects, helping students learn directly from the living landscape around their school.
Grants from NH Environmental Educators for teachers who want to bring students outside for hands-on, experiential learning, supporting the costs of outdoor field experiences and materials for NNE classrooms.
Grants from the NH Charitable Foundation for place-based ecology education projects with children in the Upper Valley region of NH and VT, supporting schools and educators who want to deepen students' connections to local ecosystems.
Mini-grants for Vermont teachers to purchase materials associated with teaching about Lake Champlain and its watershed, supporting place-based learning that connects students to one of the region's most iconic bodies of water.
Grants from the Maine Environmental Education Association for Maine public school teachers who want to support outdoor learning and environmental education projects, helping educators fund the materials and experiences that bring PBL to life.