Miller Environmental Education Fund now accepting applications for grant funding

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MOULTONBOROUGH — The Miller Environmental Education Fund (MEEF) is now accepting applications for
grant funding for 2013. These grants are meant to support interested applicants who will have direct contact with Moultonborough children through environmental projects and learning experiences.
Projects that qualify may include: constructionof nature trails, wild life monitoring, water quality monitoring or climate change awareness, outdoor classroom activities and supplies, funds can be used to
support operations for projects of this type (transportation, supplies, etc.)
Projects previously funded by MEEF have included: A nature garden of native species at MCS, a songbird study including purchase of binoculars for use by all students, a presentation and workshops presented to children and families by a naturalist encouraging their observations in nature.
MEEF was developed in 2007 out of a profound appreciation for the service and dedication of Michele Miller, former Principal of Moultonborough Central School and the 2006 NH Environmental Educator of the Year award recipient.
Because this fund was so recently established, grants this year will be available in amounts up to $2,000.
Those who have any questions or would like to receive an application can call Frances Strayer, Project Manager, at 476-5535, or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Electronic applications must be received on or before March 20.