Ann Miller Gonzalez Graduate Research Grant

The Ann Miller Gonzalez Graduate Research Grant, offered by the Native Plant Society of Texas, supports graduate students at Texas universities conducting research on native plants and habitat conservation. Grants up to $2500 are available to promote academic pursuits in biology, botany, and related fields. This initiative honors an early advocate for Texas native plants, encouraging future research that emphasizes the importance of native flora in the state's ecosystems.

Native Plant Society of Texas
The Native Plant Society of Texas will award research grants to graduate students at a Texas university for academic research related to Texas native plants and/or to conservation and restoration of nativeplant habitats of Texas.
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Ann Miller Gonzalez Graduate Research Grants
This research grant is named in honor of an early supporter of Texas native plants. The maximum amount of each grant is $2500 for the duration of the grantee’s research project.

Eligibility

Applicant must be enrolled in a graduate program in biology, botany, horticulture, landscape design, or related field at an accredited university or college in Texas; and be pursuing research related to Texas native plants and/or to conservation and restoration of native-plant habitats of Texas. The emphasis on native plants is essential to qualifying for the grant.

Ineligibility

You may not use grant money to pay yourself a salary.You may not use grant money to pay your tuition.