INVASIVE PLANTS RESEARCH GRANTS
2021 Request for Proposals
OIPC is soliciting applications for our Invasive Plants Research Grants. This grant program funds research projects on invasive plants in Ohio for amounts up to $1,500. Projects initiated by graduate students, land managers, or amateur botanists are welcomed.
We will accept and review proposals that focus on basic biology, ecology, management, distribution, or horticultural aspects of invasive plants in Ohio. Our highest priority for funding is for research proposals that address questions about potential invasive plants for which the lack of published data hinders their evaluation by the OIPC Assessment Team. In addition, we will also prioritize research proposals that directly connect to management of invasives. When the grant evaluation team reviews grant proposals, extra points are given for proposals which address these priority areas. More information is available in a Request for Proposals document and the evaluation rubric is included HERE as well.
Applications are due no later than December 1, 2021. Please direct any questions to Emily Rauschert, Cleveland State University, e.rauschert@csuohio.edu
OIPC is soliciting applications for our Invasive Plants Research Grants. This grant program funds research projects on invasive plants in Ohio for amounts up to $1,500. Projects initiated by graduate students, land managers, or amateur botanists are welcomed.
We will accept and review proposals that focus on basic biology, ecology, management, distribution, or horticultural aspects of invasive plants in Ohio. Our highest priority for funding is for research proposals that address questions about potential invasive plants for which the lack of published data hinders their evaluation by the OIPC Assessment Team. In addition, we will also prioritize research proposals that directly connect to management of invasives. When the grant evaluation team reviews grant proposals, extra points are given for proposals which address these priority areas. More information is available in a Request for Proposals document and the evaluation rubric is included HERE as well.
Applications are due no later than December 1, 2021. Please direct any questions to Emily Rauschert, Cleveland State University, e.rauschert@csuohio.edu
2020 Request for Proposals
OIPC is soliciting applications for our Invasive Plants Research Grants. This grants program funds research projects on invasive plants in Ohio for amounts up to $1,500. Projects initiated by graduate students, land managers, or amateur botanists are welcomed.
We will accept and review proposals that focus on basic biology, ecology, management, distribution, or horticultural aspects of invasive plants in Ohio. Our highest priority for funding is for proposals that address questions about potential invasive plants for which the lack of published data hinders their evaluation by the OIPC Assessment Team. In addition, we will also prioritize proposals that directly connect to management of invasives. When the grant evaluation team reviews grant proposals, extra points are given for proposals which address these priority areas.
UPDATE - Deadline extended: Applications are due no later than November 15, 2020. Please direct any questions to Emily Rauschert, Cleveland State University at e.rauschert@csuohio.edu
More details are available HERE and the rubric criteria is also HERE.
OIPC is soliciting applications for our Invasive Plants Research Grants. This grants program funds research projects on invasive plants in Ohio for amounts up to $1,500. Projects initiated by graduate students, land managers, or amateur botanists are welcomed.
We will accept and review proposals that focus on basic biology, ecology, management, distribution, or horticultural aspects of invasive plants in Ohio. Our highest priority for funding is for proposals that address questions about potential invasive plants for which the lack of published data hinders their evaluation by the OIPC Assessment Team. In addition, we will also prioritize proposals that directly connect to management of invasives. When the grant evaluation team reviews grant proposals, extra points are given for proposals which address these priority areas.
UPDATE - Deadline extended: Applications are due no later than November 15, 2020. Please direct any questions to Emily Rauschert, Cleveland State University at e.rauschert@csuohio.edu
More details are available HERE and the rubric criteria is also HERE.