HomePublicationsCSA NewsIssuesCSA News: Volume 71, Issue 1Funding opportunity to accelerate natural climate solutionsLetters of interest are due Jan. 15, 2026 December 10, 2025 Illustration courtesy of Adobe Stock/Debashish. Allen Family Philanthropies, formerly known as the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, has issued a request for proposals for up to $10 million in funding to accelerate natural climate solutions. These are nature-based actions that protect, restore, and improve management of forests, wetlands, grasslands, oceans, and agricultural lands, mitigating climate impacts by working with natural ecosystems. Letters of interest are due Jan. 15, 2026.Allen Family Philanthropies, formerly known as the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, has issued a request for proposals (RFP) for up to $10 million in funding to accelerate natural climate solutions (NCS). These are nature-based actions that protect, restore, and improve management of forests, wetlands, grasslands, oceans, and agricultural lands, mitigating climate impacts by working with natural ecosystems. This new RFP is seeking to support efforts to develop science and technology solutions to accelerate NCS implementation in the United States.You can learn more on this webpage, which describes eligibility and the process for submitting a letter of interest (due Jan. 15, 2026).If you are interested in helping the Science Philanthropy Alliance to understand the various barriers to NCS implementation and possible solutions for overcoming them, you are invited to fill out this 10-minute survey. View the RFP More news and perspectives Back to ciurrent issue Text © . The authors. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Except where otherwise noted, images are subject to copyright. Any reuse without express permission from the copyright owner is prohibited.Share this:Send Message Related articles USDA and NSF launch new AI research initiatives under the Genesis Mission July 24, 2026 Organic Specialty certification for crop advisers now available July 24, 2026 A night-and-day difference: Why diel patterns of soil CO2 efflux vary across forests July 24, 2026 Recent articles USDA and NSF launch new AI research initiatives under the Genesis Mission July 24, 2026 A night-and-day difference: Why diel patterns of soil CO2 efflux vary across forests July 24, 2026 Who gets to be an author? July 23, 2026