Rare Plant RaMP (Research & Mentoring for Post-baccalaureates in Biological Sciences)

Q: How much funding does Rare Plant RaMP (Research & Mentoring for Post-baccalaureates in Biological Sciences) provide?

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Eligible applicants: Individuals without extensive research experience during undergraduate studies.

Quail Botanical Gardens Foundation

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Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

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Cycle: Annual
Tracked since: April 2026

Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.

Can we apply?

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Eligible organizations

Individuals without extensive research experience during undergraduate studies

Other requirements

Recent undergraduate graduates interested in plant sciences
Candidates interested in botany, conservation, or plant science fields

Overview

Rare Plant RaMP Program

Organization: San Diego Botanic Garden (in partnership with Atlanta Botanical Garden, California Botanical Garden, and Morton Arboretum)

Geographic Scope: United States (4 botanical garden locations)

Program Focus:

Research and mentorship for post-baccalaureate students in plant sciences
Investigation of global plant biodiversity decline
Rare plant species research and conservation
Diversifying the STEM workforce through paid training and mentorship

Eligibility:

Recent undergraduate graduates interested in plant sciences
Individuals without extensive research experience during undergraduate studies
Candidates interested in botany, conservation, or plant science fields

What the Program Offers:

Paid training and mentorship positions (1-year duration)
Opportunity to develop independent research projects on rare plant species
Collaboration with conservation professionals and field botanists
Skill development in: laboratory techniques, GIS, public speaking, data analysis
Networking with other mentees across partner institutions
Fieldwork opportunities across California and beyond
Professional development workshops focused on soft and hard skills
Travel to partner botanical gardens for collaborative workshops

Contact Information: 300 Quail Gardens Dr., Encinitas, CA 92024 | Phone: (760) 436-3036

How to Apply

Application Process

Applications are submitted online through the program website.

Application Deadline (most recent cycle): March 15, 2024

Note: The deadline listed is from the 2024-2025 cycle. Current application timeline for 2026 should be verified directly with the program.

How to Apply:

Visit the program website for application portal and instructions
Submit application materials online
Program reviews and selects mentees

Required Materials: Specific application requirements not detailed in provided text. Contact program directly for current application requirements.

Contact for Application Questions: Visit https://sdbgarden.org or contact (760) 436-3036

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