Postdoctoral Scholar Position: Lidar Remote Sensing of Marine Plankton
Location: Oregon State University – Corvallis, Oregon Open and close dates:
Open: September 23, 2026.
Close: November 15, 2026 Preferred position start date: March 2027 (but negotiable)
Check out the position description here: PDPostDocBehrenfeld2026
The Climate Intervention Environmental Impact Fund (CIEIF) is accepting applications for its 2026 funding round.
Three grants of USD 75,000 each are available to support early-stage climate intervention field tests worldwide. Funding is specifically intended for:
✅ Environmental Impact Assessments
✅ Predictive Environmental Impact Modelling
✅ Stakeholder and Community Engagement
📅 Application Deadline: 1 December 2026
The Climate Intervention Environmental Impact Fund (CIEIF) is accepting applications for its 2026 funding round.
Three grants of USD 75,000 each are available to support early-stage climate intervention field tests worldwide. Funding is specifically intended for:
✅ Environmental Impact Assessments
✅ Predictive Environmental Impact Modelling
✅ Stakeholder and Community Engagement
📅 Application Deadline: 1 December 2026
🌍 Eligibility: Global applications
Applicants must demonstrate that their proposed climate intervention technology is ready for a small-scale field test and clearly explain how the funding will support environmental assessment, impact modelling or stakeholder engagement.
Official grant guidelines
Visit the CIEIF website to view more grants
🌍🌱 ADAPTATION FUND — MAJOR CLIMATE FINANCE OPPORTUNITY FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Is your organization, government institution or development partner working on solutions to help communities adapt to climate change?
The Adaptation Fund provides international financing for climate adaptation and resilience projects in eligible developing countries.
💧🌾🌊 Funding can support areas such as:
💧 Water management
🌾 Climate-resilient agriculture & food security
🌊 Coastal zone management
🌳 Ecosystem-based adaptation
🚨 Disaster risk reduction & early-warning systems
🏙️ Urban resilience
🌿 Nature-based solutions
🌡️ Climate adaptation and community resilience
💰 HOW DOES THE FUNDING WORK?
⚠️ Important: Individuals, researchers and ordinary organizations generally cannot apply directly.
Project proposals must be submitted through an accredited:
🏛️ National Implementing Entity (NIE)
🌍 Regional Implementing Entity (RIE)
🌐 Multilateral Implementing Entity (MIE)
Once accredited, these institutions can submit adaptation projects and programmes for consideration by the Adaptation Fund Board.
🌱 LOCALLY LED ADAPTATION
The Adaptation Fund also supports Single-Country Locally Led Adaptation projects, with funding of up to:
💰 US$5 MILLION per project/programme
This window is designed to strengthen locally led climate adaptation and resilience.
📅 IMPORTANT UPDATE
Project and programme proposals are now accepted on a rolling basis.
This means there is no single annual application deadline for regular project and programme funding. Eligible proposals can be submitted through the appropriate accredited implementing entity and, once technically recommended, can move forward to an upcoming Adaptation Fund Board meeting.
Researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders are invited to contribute to a global assessment on phosphorus management. Your insights will help shape priority actions and guide future solutions.
📊 Take the survey and be part of the change
🌐 The survey is available in multiple languages to ensure broad participation:
English, Portuguese, Chinese, Spanish, and Italian
Your perspective matters! The more diverse the input, the stronger the outcomes.
Let’s work together to improve freshwater management and protect our lakes, rivers, and ecosystems