How much funding does Jack Buell Forest Education Grant provide?

Jack Buell Forest Education Grant provides Up to US $1,000 in funding.

When is the deadline for Jack Buell Forest Education Grant?

The funder has not published a deadline for this grant.

How often is Jack Buell Forest Education Grant offered?

Jack Buell Forest Education Grant has 3 deadlines a year: July 31, August 1, October 15. The next deadline is expected July 31, 2027.

Jack Buell Forest Education Grant

Idaho Forest Products Commission

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Funding Amount

Up to US $1,000

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Deadline history & next window

Cycle: Three cycles a year
Next expected: July 31, 2027
Tracked since: April 2026

Deadlines each year: July 31 · August 1 · October 15

From the program guidelines: “Applications open on August 1 and close on October 15, with all projects required to be completed by July 31.”

Can we apply?

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Other requirements

Teachers and others who work with youth in Idaho.

Overview

The Jack Buell Forest Education Grant, offered by the Idaho Forest Products Commission, aims to enhance forest education for Idaho's youth. Grants up to $1,000 are available for projects encouraging hands-on learning experiences in forests or related facilities. Eligible applicants include teachers and educators working with youth. Applications open on August 1 and close on October 15, with all projects required to be completed by July 31.

Grants help Idaho youth learn about Idaho’s forests
The Idaho Forest Products Commission is pleased to offer Jack Buell Forest Education Grants to educate Idaho youth. We invite proposals for projects that help youth learn more about Idaho’s trees, forests, and forest products. Special consideration will be given to projects that get youth out in a forest; in contact with a logger, forester, or other natural resource worker; or into a facility that grows trees, processes, or uses wood products (e.g. sawmill, paper mill, furniture maker, building site, lumberyard, box maker, etc.).
Who: Teachers and others who work with youth in Idaho.
What: Grants of up to $1,000 to support forest-related education of Idaho’s youth.
Application Deadline: October 15
Project Timeline: All projects must be completed by July 31.