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Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program (PESP) Grants
Posted
9/12/16
Assistance Listing Number
66.714
Overview
Grant Opportunities
1
Grant Awards
159
Federal Agency
Environmental Protection Agency
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PE970666010
LONG LIVE MAGNET: POSITIVE POINTS FOR IPM TOOL USE
None
Project Grant
$40.0k
1/1/04
9/18/03
PE979798010
PESTICIDES ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM - EGYPTIAN ALFALFA WEEVEL
None
Project Grant
$40.0k
1/30/04
4/26/04
00J03501
UPPER SKAGIT INDIAN TRIBE WILL COORDINATE A MULTI-PARTNER EFFORT TO MAP INVASIVE KNOTWEED POPULATIONS IN THE LOWER SKAGIT RIVER WATERSHED, AND USING
DOI TRB WA Upper Skagit Indian Tribe
Project Grant
$50.0k
9/1/09
11/18/10
96958201
THE PROJECT WILL DEMONSTRATE TO DOZENS OF FARMERS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SPECIFIC AGROECOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT AND BIODIVERSIFICATION STRATEGIES (E.G. WI
University Of California, Berkeley
Project Grant
$50.5k
7/1/08
11/19/09
PE983941010
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT TRAINING FOR VIRGINIA SCHOOLS
None
Project Grant
$19.7k
10/1/03
9/29/03
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Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program Grants
The purpose of the Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program Grant Initiative is to encourage smart, sensible and sustainable pest control in agriculture. The initiative, which is an extension of the Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program (PESP), will enable grantees to implement sustainable pest management practices that align with the Agency's strategic goal of providing a cleaner and healthier environment for all Americans and contribute to reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Proposed projects should address implementation of environmentally sound pest management practices, approaches, training, and innovations that reduce the risks associated with pesticide use in agricultural settings and, where feasible, lead to corresponding reductions in greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. These projects will reduce unnecessary exposures to pests and pesticides through the adoption of integrated pest management practices and strengthen our shared goals of sustainable pest management and its intersection with climate change.
EPA-HQ-OCSPP-2021-001
Environmental Protection Agency
7/9/21
5/24/21