Natural and Working Lands+ Climate
the Illinois Department of Natural Resources proposes to expand on an exploratory collaboration with the US Climate Alliance and the UIUC Land-use Evolution and impact Assessment Modeling (LEAM) Lab. The purpose of this collaboration is to inform a data-driven process using a state-wide, spatial, integrated, ecosystem service assessment model to help formulate a Plan for responding to the twin crises. CSFA 422-20-0501.
Last confirmed Oct 12, 2026 · Illinois
Natural and Working Lands+ Climate: Eligibility, Deadline, and Award Questions
Who is eligible for Natural and Working Lands+ Climate?
Natural and Working Lands+ Climate eligibility includes sled. Geographic eligibility is IL; applicants should confirm the source notice before applying.
What is the deadline for Natural and Working Lands+ Climate?
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How much funding is available for Natural and Working Lands+ Climate?
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Who funds Natural and Working Lands+ Climate?
Natural and Working Lands+ Climate is funded by Illinois Department of Natural Resources. GrantSonar tracks the notice with source ID il-csfa-gms-a17a8e7f-382c-45af-9d45-6539fc303030 from state_il_csfa.
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sled
IL
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Illinois · il-csfa-gms-a17a8e7f-382c-45af-9d45-6539fc303030
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