GNPS is pleased to accept applications for the 2024 Jeane Reeves Research Grant cycle through June 30, 2024.
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The Jeane Reeves Research Grant Program honors a pioneering member of Georgia Native Plant Society. Jeane recognized the need to save native plants from development before the Society was formed and brought that passion with her as a founding member of the Society in 1994. Her love and passion for native plants inspired many a new member until she passed away in November 2006. There have been more than 50 research grant applications over the years and many have been funded. Several of these grants have been quite important because they funded surveys for land that were later purchased by the State for conservation purposes – examples include Oaky Woods prairies, the Monticello Glades and Burks Mountain grasslands. Continuous support of this Research Grant is made possible by the generosity of GNPS members and supporters.