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he College of Agricultural Scienceshas launched the 2026 Inclusive Excellence Grant Initiative. This program is designed to advance inclusive excellence in the Colleg. Specifically, applications must address one or more of the following goals from the CAS Strategic Plan for Inclusive Excellence to be considered:
 
•    GOAL 1: Embed, integrate, and advance inclusive excellence within all aspects of CAS.
•    GOAL 2: Improve recruitment and retention of employees, students, and volunteers from underrepresented communities.
•    GOAL 3: Create an inclusive, welcoming college and workplace climate to support a sense of belonging and equitable learning, training, and working experiences. 
•    GOAL 4: The portfolio of research, teaching, Extension, and service across the College reflects the needs of diverse groups across Oregon, the US, and internationally
 
Applications that also tie the proposed activities to Prosperity Widely Shared goals will be given funding priority.
•    GOAL 1: A university focused on big discoveries that drive big solutions.
•    GOAL 2: A university where every student graduates.
•    GOAL 3: A university that fuels a thriving world.
 
Further instructions on application requirements, frequently asked questions, and the submission process can be found on the 2026 CAS Inclusive Excellence Grant Initiative webpage.

The objective of this grant program is to assist viable Agricultural Producers, Agricultural Producer Groups, Farmer and Rancher Cooperatives, and Majority-Controlled Producer-Based Businesses in starting or expanding value-added activities related to the processing and/or marketing of Value-Added Agricultural Products. Grants will be awarded competitively for either planning or working capital projects directly related to the processing and/or marketing of value-added products. Generating new products, creating and expanding marketing opportunities, and increasing producer income are the end goals of the program. All proposals must demonstrate economic viability and sustainability to compete for funding.

NCWCGs are awarded annually with funding from the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to acquire, restore, and enhance coastal wetlands. NCWCG projects are collaborative grants for which state agencies are eligible to apply. OWEB serves as the official grantee of the federal award and makes the federal funds available to local partners through sub-grants. 

OWEB is currently accepting applications for coastal wetland ecosystem restoration activities including enhancement and management projects. Awards are dependent upon the availability of federal funds. 

NOTE: Pre-application Consultations are required. Please contact Jillian McCarthy jillian.mccarthy@oweb.oregon.gov  (971-345-7016) to schedule.         

The Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB) is now accepting online applications for the Summer 2026 Open Solicitation Grant Offering for the following grant types:

• Restoration (25% match is required)
• Technical Assistance (5% match is required)
• Engagement (5% match is required) - note this link was not working at the time of this posting but stay tuned to this link in case they update it. 
• Monitoring (5% match is required)

The NRC Research Associateship Programs (RAP) are prestigious postdoctoral and senior research awards designed to provide promising scientists and engineers with high-quality research opportunities at federal laboratories and affiliated institutions. These programs offer a comprehensive experience, including mentorship and access to state-of-the-art facilities, all geared toward enhancing the research career development of the Research Associates.