About Organisation
TREE Fund (Tree Research and Education Endowment Fund) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing scientific research and education in arboriculture and urban forestry. Established in 2002, it supports innovation and knowledge-sharing to improve tree care practices and environmental sustainability. Through grants, scholarships, and educational initiatives, TREE Fund promotes research that enhances the health, safety, and longevity of trees in urban and natural environments. Its work contributes to building greener, healthier communities by empowering professionals and researchers with evidence-based knowledge and best practices.
About the Grant
The Jack Kimmel International Grant Program is an international research grants arboriculture initiative designed to support innovative research in urban forestry and tree care. Administered by TREE Fund with support from the Canadian TREE Fund, the program honors Jack Kimmel’s legacy in advancing arboriculture. It provides funding for research projects conducted primarily outside the United States. Grants of up to $10,000 are awarded for projects expected to be completed within one to two years, helping researchers develop impactful solutions that benefit the global arboriculture community.
Who can Apply?
Eligible applicants for this international research grants arboriculture program include researchers whose primary work is conducted outside the United States. Applicants should be engaged in arboriculture or urban forestry research that contributes to scientific knowledge and practical applications. Projects must demonstrate relevance to tree care, sustainability, or urban forestry practices. Each project can receive only one grant under this program. Applicants should present a clear research proposal, defined objectives, and measurable outcomes, making this opportunity ideal for academics and professionals in environmental and forestry research fields.
How to Apply?
To apply for the international research grants arboriculture program, applicants must first submit a Letter of Intent by the specified deadline. Eligible candidates will then be invited to submit a full proposal detailing research objectives, methodology, and expected impact. Applications are reviewed based on scientific merit, relevance, and potential contribution to arboriculture and urban forestry. Ensure all requirements are completed and submitted within the timeline to be considered.
Application Deadline
Applications for this international research grants arboriculture program begin with a Letter of Intent submission due in mid-September 2026. Applicants should prepare early to meet all requirements.
Last Date To Apply
For more information, please visit the grant website here.
