Melinda Gray Ardia Environmental Foundation Seeks Grant Applications for Environmental Studies


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The Melinda Gray Ardia Environmental Foundation, which was created to honor Melinda Gray Ardia, a biologist, environmental activist, and a middle school science teacher in Newark, New Jersey who died in an automobile accident in 1996, is soliciting grant applications for environmental studies.

Up to $1,500 grants will be awarded to support environmental curricula that exhibit a holistic approach. Schools, nonprofits, and governmental agencies are encouraged to apply.

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