Community Biodiversity Grants Services

The government authority located in Boston, Massachusetts is seeking grant proposals to support the implementation of community biodiversity goals. The agency is trying to solve the problem of identifying, protecting, and restoring local biodiversity while increasing public awareness and education across the state. The scope of work covers baseline biodiversity assessments, biodiversity surveys utilizing innovative survey equipment, and the creation of biodiverse spaces. The project also includes habitat restoration activities such as trash and derelict fishing gear cleanups, native plantings, and the planning and implementation of exterior lighting designed to reduce light pollution. To support nature in every neighborhood, the agency is requesting projects like biodiversity murals, community art projects, museum exhibits, educational materials, volunteer efforts, participatory science, and the distribution of binoculars and birding books in libraries. Eligible applicants include public and non-public entities, specifically municipalities, state agencies, not-for-profit organizations, tribal governments, museums, or academic institutions. Only onshore organizations based in the United States are eligible to apply for this opportunity. The performance of all contracted work must take place offsite. The agency has not disclosed a specific budget and is looking for proposals to define the financial scope. Bidders must submit all questions regarding this opportunity no later than May 29, 2026.