Adaptation Planning and Practices Online Training - Northern Institute of Applied Climate Science (NIACS) and USDA Northern Forests Climate Hub
Training Opportunity | January 27 - March 17 | Apply Today
This is an interactive training to learn about climate change impacts and to identify adaptation actions for ecosystems (rural and urban), habitats, and resource areas, and with cultural perspectives. Throughout this training participants will develop project-specific climate adaptation plans using the Adaptation Workbook. As part of this eight-week training, all participants will receive coaching and feedback from NIACS staff in structured weekly web-based lectures and group discussion meetings. NIACS technical support and coaching is available to all participants throughout the entire training.

Graduate Research Assistantships - University of Wyoming
Assistantship Opportunity | Apply by February 15
The University of Wyoming seeks applications for two fully funded Graduate Research Assistantships to evaluate the effects of climate on Indigenous cultural resources at Grand Teton National Park. The assistantships will support two academic years of tuition and salary toward a Master’s degree in Anthropology or a related field. To receive consideration for this opportunity, please specify your interest in participating in the project in your application. For additional information, contact Dr. Randy Haas (Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology) at whaas@uwyo.edu.

Building Community Capacity for Climate Justice in Ward 2, Lynchburg, VA -  Resilient Virginia 
Request for Proposals | Apply by February 16
The Community Engagement Consultant will lead community meetings to develop a shared vision and goals for addressing climate issues and achieving climate justice, facilitate capacity building through workshops, and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure environmental justice input in regional resiliency planning. They will also attend monthly virtual planning meetings with the core team and up to 10 meetings with the EPA Project Officer.

2025 Rising Voices Changing Coasts internship - Haskell Indian Nations University
Internship Opportunity | Apply by February 16
Native graduate and undergraduate students are sought to address climate impacts in Alaska, Hawai’i, Puerto Rico and Louisiana and to learn about the role of research in supporting Indigenous communities’ adaptive response to climate change. Located for 4 weeks at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, KS and 1 week onsite in Indigenous communities along Louisiana’s southern coast. Interns will receive stipends totaling $3,840.00 for 8 weeks.

Sea Grant Knauss Fellowship - National Sea Grant College Program
Fellowship Opportunity | Apply by February 19 
The fellowship provides a one-year, paid experience for highly qualified early career professionals to work on issues related to coastal, marine and Great Lakes science and policy in offices within the executive or legislative branches of government in Washington, D.C.

Adaptation Futures 2025 - World Adaptation Science Program
Request for Session Proposals, Abstracts & Posters | Submit by February 25
The next Adaptation Futures biennial conference will be held on 13-16 October 2025 in Otautahi/Christchurch New Zealand. Adaptation Futures is the flagship event of the World Adaptation Science Program (WASP). It is the premier international climate change adaptation conference series where researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and community advocates from across the world gather to network, collaborate, learn, inspire and accelerate adaptation action.

Science Policy Fellowship – NASEM Gulf Research Program
Fellowship Opportunity | Apply by February 26
The Gulf Research Program (GRP) of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is accepting applications for our Science Policy Fellowship. The GRP’s Science Policy Fellowship program helps scientists hone their skills by putting them to practice for the benefit of Gulf Coast communities and ecosystems. Fellows gain first-hand experience as they spend one year on the staff of federal, state, local, or non-governmental environmental, natural resource, offshore energy, and public health agencies in the Gulf of Mexico region.

2025 Climate Equity and Resilience Summer Institute - Northwest Climate Resilience Collaborative at the UW Climate Impacts Group
Fellowship Opportunity | Apply by February 28
This is an intensive summer program designed for current and recent graduate students (master’s, doctoral, and post-docs), studying in any major with a demonstrated interest in climate change, climate resilience, and issues of equity and social justice.

NOAA Coastal Resilience Fellowship Program - NOAA Office for Coastal Management
Fellowship Opportunity | Apply by February 28
NOAA has announced the Coastal Resilience Fellowship, which will place 33 fellows with Climate Resilience Regional Challenge projects and will be funded through the Inflation Reduction Act. This fellowship is a two-year opportunity (June 2025 to June 2027), offering a competitive salary of $42,000 to $56,000, depending on the cost of living in the fellowship location, plus medical benefits and travel and relocation expense reimbursement. Eligibility requirements can be found on the Coastal Resilience Fellowship webpage

Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress
Leadership Opportunity | Apply by February 28
Join students from across the country June 21-26, 2025 in Shepherdstown, WV to discuss community adaptation and related environmental issues impacting Native peoples. The mission of the Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress (NYCALC) is to develop future conservation leaders with the skills, knowledge, and tools to address environmental change and conservation challenges to better serve their schools and home communities.

Research Internship on Climate Sciences and Community Resilience Education and Outreach - EPA
Internship Opportunity | Apply by February 28
Through this opportunity the research participant will learn about federal, especially EPA's, climate resilience tools and their applications in agencies and communities. The research participant will learn how to develop effective training materials for these types of tools and audiences, as well as evaluation techniques to better understand effectiveness and capacity building.

National Youth Preparedness Council - FEMA
Leadership Opportunity | Apply by March 3
The YPC offers teens an opportunity to share their ideas and feedback with FEMA, gain professional skills, and develop preparedness projects. National YPC members also network and learn more about emergency management from professionals in the field.

Grants to Advance Community-Based Climate Resilience Efforts - Climate Smart Communities Initiative
Grant Opportunity | Apply by March 3
This grant can help communities at any step in the planning process, and include funding, as well as training and technical support. The funding, anticipated at $100,000 per award, can be used over a twelve-month period to advance activities ranging from risk assessments and community engagement to project prioritization and initial implementation. To be eligible for consideration, the community must be located in the United States and facing significant climate-related challenges, based on environmental as well as socioeconomic considerations.

Research Fellowship Program - Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center
Fellowship Opportunity | Apply by March 10
The Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (NW CASC) is now accepting proposals for its 2025-2026 Research Fellowship Program, which supports research related to climate adaptation for Northwest natural and cultural resource management and provides training in developing decision-relevant science.

Multi-media Outreach Project - BIA Branch of Tribal Community Resilience and the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
Request for Proposals | Apply by March 14
The RFP seeks videographer(s), animator(s), and/or graphic designer(s) to produce a series of 3-5 minute videos, infographics, and 2-3 minute animations to accompany a report. The purpose of these outreach materials is to enhance the awareness and understanding by Congress and broader audiences about the challenges faced by coastal Tribes in the lower 48 states as they address climate-related relocation and protection-in-place issues.

Coastal Tribal Climatic Impacts Analyses - BIA Branch of Tribal Community Resilience and the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
Request for Proposals | Apply by March 20
A contractor is needed to develop regional summaries of climate change projections for approximately 30 federally recognized Tribes currently located along the shores of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, Puget Sound, the Gulf of Mexico, and the shores of the Great Lakes. The purpose of the projections would be to support Tribal climate change adaptation planning efforts and provide supplemental information for the report describing anticipated climate change impacts for coastal Tribes and associated timeframes that the impacts might take place.

Flourishing in Community Grantmaker - Fordham University
Funding Opportunity | Apply by March 31
The Flourishing in Community Grantmaker is offering noncompetitive awards to support capacity-constrained communities and community-based organizations (CBOs) within Region 2. These $75,000 subawards are designed for ease of access, with a streamlined process that does not require participation in the competitive review process. Any person or organization in Region 2: New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, and eight federally recognized Indian Nations may submit a nomination, including self-nominations.

Transformational Habitat Restoration and Coastal Resilience Grants - NOAA Fisheries
Funding Opportunity | Apply by April 16
NOAA is seeking proposals for transformational projects that will restore coastal habitat and strengthen community resilience under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. NOAA will accept proposals with a federal funding request of between $750,000 and $10 million for the entire award.

Fiscal Year 2024 Flood Mitigation Assistance Grant Program - FEMA 
Funding Opportunity | Apply by April 18
These funds will help to reduce the risk of repetitive flood damage to buildings insured by the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Subapplicants must contact their state, territory, or Tribal application agency to determine internal deadlines. View the fact sheet for this grant here. 

Fiscal Year 2024 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities Program - FEMA
Funding Opportunity | Apply by April 18
These funds will help state, local, Tribal and territorial governments address high-level future risks to natural disasters, foster greater community resilience and reduce disaster suffering. There is a $150 million funding cap for each applicant.

Coastal Habitat Restoration and Resilience Grants for Tribes and Underserved Communities - NOAA Fisheries
Funding Opportunity | Apply by May 12
NOAA will support capacity building and restoration activities that benefit tribes and underserved communities and enhance their resilience to climate change. NOAA will accept proposals with a federal funding request of between $75,000 and $2 million for the entire award.

Community Change Grant Survey - Southern Economic Advancement Project 
Survey Request | Complete Survey Today
The purpose of this survey is to better understand the experience of applicants and would-be applicants, gain insights into winning proposals, and to collect proposals from those interested in sharing their ideas with new partners and potential funders. SEAP is seeking survey responses from Community Change grant applicants or those who were eligible to apply and considered applying but did not finish an application.

Climate Resilience Intern - Groundwork SouthCoast
Internship Opportunity | Apply Today
The Climate Resilience Intern will work alongside the Impact Director and Climate Resilience Coordinator to support critical initiatives related to climate resilience, environmental justice, and community empowerment. This role involves supporting data collection, analysis, and the implementation of climate resilience projects related to the Climate Safe Neighborhoods initiative, focusing on land, water, food stewardship, and community leadership development.

Midcontinent Independent System Operator South Organizer/Louisiana (Consultant) - Union of Concerned Scientists
Request for Proposals | Apply Today
The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) seeks proposals from qualified consultants to fulfill the role of Transmission Outreach Coordinator for Louisiana under the Power Ahead Program. This position will be crucial in advancing equitable, clean, resilient, and just electricity supply initiatives in collaboration with MISO South Allies and local stakeholders.

Unmeet Need Report 2023 - The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Branch of Tribal Community Resilience
Request for Proposals | Apply Today
The BIA Branch of Tribal Community Resilience and the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals are seeking contractors to work on a multi-media outreach project and a climate analyses project to accompany a report, The Estimated Unmet Need of Coastal Tribes in the Lower 48 States Facing Relocation Due to Climate Impacts. 

• Multi-media Outreach Project RFP: The purpose of these outreach materials is to enhance the awareness and understanding by Congress and broader audiences about the challenges faced by coastal Tribes in the lower 48 states as they address climate-related relocation and protection-in-place issues.
• Climate Analyses RFP: The purpose of the projections would be to support Tribal climate change adaptation planning efforts and provide supplemental information for the report describing anticipated climate change impacts for coastal Tribes and associated timeframes that the impacts might take place.

Understanding and Assessing Drought in a Changing Climate - NOAA National Integrated Drought Information System
Grant Panel Review Opportunity | Apply Today
The NOAA National Integrated Drought Information System is seeking experts to serve as virtual panelists for technical and relevance review of applications to the FY25 Coping with Drought: Understanding and Assessing Drought in a Changing Climate grant competition. This is an applied research competition and NIDIS is looking for a mix of scientists, technical experts, and decision-makers representing the drought community to ensure proposals are technically sound and will benefit drought assessment and decisions made based on assessments.

National Environmental Justice TCTAC Technical Assistance Provider - American Society of Adaptation Professionals
Technical Assistance Opportunity | Apply Today
Members and organizations with a proven track record in environmental justice and community advocacy are invited to sign-up to provide technical assistance to communities impacted by decades of structural environmental injustice. The Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Centers Program supports the communities already doing essential environmental and energy justice work. 

Technical assistance providers are needed to contribute their expertise in a range of services, including grant writing, training, data analysis, technical assistance for Native communities, financial management, and strategic planning, ensuring that community organizations are well-equipped. TA providers will be compensated for the assistance provided.

Quick Response Award Program - Natural Hazards Center
Funding Opportunity | Apply Today
The Natural Hazards Center's Quick Response Award Program provides training and funds for researchers to quickly collect perishable data following disasters and other extreme events.

Postdoctoral Research Scholar - Global Hydrology Lab at UNC Chapel Hill and the Coastal Hazards Lab at North Carolina State University
Fellowship Opportunity | 2 Year Term | $65k- $70k/year | Open Until Filled
The Sunny Day Flooding Project is seeking a postdoctoral researcher with expertise in satellite remote sensing to join a highly interdisciplinary and community-engaged research project. The successful candidate will join a vibrant and diverse research group across multiple universities dedicated to advancing its understanding of chronic flood hazards and contributing to climate adaptation strategies through innovative remote sensing approaches.

Open Enrollment for Sea Scouts - Sea Scout Ship 1503
Extracurricular Opportunity | Express Interest Today
Sea Scouts BSA is an adventure in, on, around, and under the water. Chartered by Sport Divers of Houston, SSS Eagle 1503 is a co-ed scouting unit for youth ages 14-20. Youth who are 13 and have completed the 8th grade are also eligible to join. For more information, email their Skipper, Kevin Reams, at kgreams@gmail.com or their Ship Committee Chair, Thomas Fitzgerald, at ship1503@scubadivingship.com.

Registry of Climate Adaptation and Resilience Professionals - Climate Smart Communities Initiative
Registry Opportunity | Apply Today
The Climate Smart Communities Initiative (CSCI) is now accepting applications to join its Registry of Climate Adaptation and Resilience Professionals. Any organization that offers adaptation and/or resilience services can apply to join, and, once accepted, increase their visibility with community leaders from across the country who are seeking climate services, and become eligible to apply along with community leaders for funding from CSCI.

Special Call for Health Outcomes and Climate-Related Disaster Research - The Natural Hazards Center
Funding Opportunity | Apply Today
The Natural Hazards Center—with support from the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation—is issuing a special call for quick response research focused on health outcomes among groups disproportionately affected by climate-related disasters. Available funds will support awards in the amount of $10,000 to $50,000 each.

Small Research Projects - Midwest Climate Adaptation Science Center 
Funding Opportunity | Applications Accepted on a Rolling Basis
Midwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (MW CASC) Small Research Projects (SRP) are intended to help overcome these barriers to jumpstart the creation of new collaborative teams and enhance their capacity to conduct targeted research and needs assessments related to MW CASC research priorities.

Rooting Resilience: Funding and Technical Assistance for Urban and Community Forestry Projects - River Network
Funding Opportunity | Express Interest Today
River Network is seeking projects that will build equitable climate resilience and access to nature by increasing and improving the condition of a community’s tree canopy to address the challenges of flooding and extreme heat, community health concerns, and access to green jobs.  Individual grants will range from a minimum of $75,000 to a maximum of $200,000 total, over a 1-3-year period, depending on the scope of work, unique needs, and capabilities of the grantee.

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