Climate Grants to New York Organizations
Provided by: The Nature Conservancy|Published on: January 19, 2024|Last updated: September 26, 2026
Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12
Type: Articles/Websites
Subjects: Biology, Earth and Space Sciences, Civics
Authors: The Nature Conservancy
Location: North America, North America > United States, North America > United States > New York
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Synopsis
- This article examines a climate resilience grant program supporting New York conservation groups and names the 2023 grant recipients.
- Students will learn that this program awarded $550,000 to 14 organizations, that these organizations conserve different topographies throughout New York, and that some areas of New York state have a geological foundation for long-term climate resiliency.
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Positives
- A map in the article shows where each grant recipient is located.
- The article includes the website of each grant recipient.
Additional Prerequisites
- A list of all the 2023 grant recipients is at the bottom of the article.
- It may be helpful if students already understand the connection between climate change and decreasing biodiversity.
Differentiation
- Students can use this article for a research project on climate activism in the United States.
- This article can enhance a classroom activity where students analyze various conservation groups in their community.
- This article can support a lesson on climate change adaptation and its importance.
- This article can augment a classroom discussion on how human activity impacts biodiversity and ecosystems worldwide.
In this article The Nature Conservancy announces their 2023 Climate Resilience Grant winners and explains the purpose and motivation behind the grant. In the explanation readers learn about how conservation efforts are connected to climate change resilience and why these efforts are important. This resource is recommended for teaching.
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