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Grant Application Forms and Proposal Supplements

Electronic copies of the supplements and forms referenced in the Program Guidelines and required for preparing applications are available for download. Forms referenced as appendices are available in native file format (MS Word or MS Excel).

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Note: Program supplements, application forms, and appendices are in PDF format.

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APPLICATION FORMS AND APPENDICES:

Receipt Notification Form (28 KB) -- Form NGP-1 (Micorsoft Word)

Cover Page and Summary (53 KB) -- Form NGP-2 (Micorsoft Word)

Budget Forms  (77 KB) -- Budget Sheets (Micosoft Excel)

Appendix A (24 KB) -- Subject and Taxa Categories (PDF)

 

SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION:

2005-06 Peer Review Form (26 KB) (PDF)

2005-06 Grant Committee Review Form (21 KB) (PDF)

List of Previously Funded Project (59 KB)  (PDF)

FWC Metadata Form (70KB)  (Micorsoft Word)

Basic Travel Information (42 KB) (PDF)

ADDITIONAL FUNDING SOURCES

Applicants to the Nongame Wildlife Grants Program should be aware of other funding options for their projects:

Advisory Council on Environmental Education
The Advisory Council on Environmental Education (ACEE) grant program makes funds available for developing and implementing environmental education projects in the state of Florida. Solicitations for proposals on specific topics in environmental education are issued annually, generally in February.

For more information, contact:

Alice Chastain: chastain.alice@epa.gov

U.S. EPA, Region 4
Environmental Education Grants
Office of Public Affairs
61 Forsyth Street SW
Atlanta, GA 30303

Florida Plant Conservation Program
The Florida Plant Conservation Program of the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' Division of Forestry provides support for Florida plant projects through federal matching funds. Projects should deal with Florida's federally listed plant species and/or species of concern, work toward the recovery of the species, and focus on monitoring and management of the species on public land. Proposals are currently evaluated individually.

For more information, contact:

Dr. Dennis Hardin, Program Coordinator: hardind@doacs.state.fl.us
Ms. Penny Isom, Biological Scientist II: isomp@doacs.state.fl.us

FL Division of Forestry
Plant Conservation
3125 Conner Blvd
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1650

Phone: 850-488-4274
Fax: 850-921-6724