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Funding Opportunities:

http://www.epa.state.oh.us/oeef/Richland_Co._evening_training.pdf
Wanted: Peer Reviewers for Environmental Education Grant Proposals. This is a volunteer position in which you are sent a couple of grants a year to review and make recommendation on. This is a great way to make valuable network connections, learn the grant writing process, or simply hone your existing skills. An introduction to the program will be held in Mansfield Ohio on April 29, 2004.

http://www.ega.org/funders/funder.php?op=list
This is a list of environmental cause funding sources. Very professional and well organized. Gives contact information and funding preferences for over 100 foundations, funds, and trusts. It also provides a check box search engine to narrow your search by geographic region and issue focus.

http://www.enc.org/
This is a very large site that could take days to fully explore. The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education (ENC) website offers several search engines that can be used to find rated useful links regarding funding, professional development opportunities, curriculum activities as well as reviews and articles. Be prepared to spend some time on this one.



		Funding Opportunities: ParkWorks' Small Grants Program http://www.epa.state.oh.us/oeef/Richland_Co._evening_training.pdf Wanted: Peer Reviewers for Environmental Education Grant Proposals. This is a volunteer position in which you are sent a couple of grants a year to review and make recommendation on. This is a great way to make valuable network connections, learn the grant writing process, or simply hone your existing skills. An introduction to the program will be held in Mansfield Ohio on April 29, 2004. http://www.ega.org/funders/funder.php?op=list This is a list of environmental cause funding sources. Very professional and well organized. Gives contact information and funding preferences for over 100 foundations, funds, and trusts. It also provides a check box search engine to narrow your search by geographic region and issue focus. http://www.enc.org/ This is a very large site that could take days to fully explore. The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education (ENC) website offers several search engines that can be used to find rated useful links regarding funding, professional development opportunities, curriculum activities as well as reviews and articles. Be prepared to spend some time on this one.