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North Carolina Sea Grant’s core research projects address diverse coastal and inland issues that are typically funded by a combination of federal and state dollars, with an emphasis on applied research initiatives. Core funding operates on a two-year cycle. Preproposal Deadline: January 11, 2027,
Frontline communities have been historically underfunded and underserved, especially when it comes to advancing environmental and climate justice. FRI shares grant opportunities for across the US and internationally. This resource is not maintained by APNEP.
Grant opportunities provided by DNCR. This resource is not maintained by APNEP.
Preparedness and recovery grants provided by BRIC, EMPG, FMA, HSGP, NGWSGP, SLCGP. This resource is not maintained by APNEP.
North Carolina government grant programs and descriptions. This resource is not maintained by APNEP.
This funding opportunity will support a collaborative, multiple investigator study on high growth river basins, including Cape Fear, Catawba, and Neuse. The performance period is January 1, 2027 – April 30, 2029.
APNEP worked with researchers from the NC State Center for Environmental and Resource Economic Policy and the Duke Sanford School of Public Policy to conduct an economic valuation of SAV in our region. The results will be used to guide decision-making on a local and regional level.
To assist APNEP in our efforts to measure and communicate the societal contributions made by the Albemarle-Pamlico region's natural resources, APNEP contracted with RTI International to conduct an economic valuation of the natural resources of the watershed.
In 2018 APNEP's Ecological Flows Action Team contracted with Dr. Michael O'Driscoll and colleagues of the Coastal Water Resources Center at East Carolina University to identify and collect ecological flow data for the Albemarle-Pamlico region's coastal plain.