S.E.A announces new grant cycle with Dec. 2023 deadline
What lives in our river? With help from S.E.A. students from Camden-Rockport Middle School and Seaside Village Pre-School explore the Megunticook River together. (Photo courtesy Board of the Stewardship Education Alliance)
(Photo courtesy Board of the Stewardship Education Alliance)
(Photo courtesy Board of the Stewardship Education Alliance)
What lives in our river? With help from S.E.A. students from Camden-Rockport Middle School and Seaside Village Pre-School explore the Megunticook River together. (Photo courtesy Board of the Stewardship Education Alliance)
(Photo courtesy Board of the Stewardship Education Alliance)
(Photo courtesy Board of the Stewardship Education Alliance)
The Board of the Stewardship Education Alliance announces a new grant cycle for teachers and high school students in Appleton, Camden, Hope, Lincolnville, and Rockport. Most grants will be for $500 or less, and S.E.A. hopes to fund 5 - 7 such grants.
Applications are due by December 4, 2023 and S.E.A. will award grants in late December. High school students may apply for a grant, but need the support of an adult mentor.
Grants must further the S.E.A. mission to increase awareness of ways to be better stewards of our local watersheds, and include data-collection. Teachers and students will have opportunities to present their work to the community.
“One possibility we encourage is using local resident Elizabeth (Beede) Parker’s book A Natural History of Camden and Rockport (1984) as a baseline against which to observe and record change in our local watersheds,” said the S.E.A. Board, in a news release. (To download this book go to: https://mainenaturalhistory.org/natural-history-camden-rockport)
For more information and to learn about past grant awards, please visit: www.StewardshipEducationAlliance.org/grants.
