The Florida Wildflower Foundation uses its strategic plan to guide decisions about project funding. Only projects that help the Foundation accomplish its goals will be considered.

The organization announces funding opportunities through either requests for proposals (RFPs) or invitations to apply for specific grants. Opportunities are announced in its Press Room, on its Facebook page, and are sent to members and constituents via email.

“St. Johns River to the Sea Loop Spring, Summer and Fall wildflower surveys and recommendations,” Norcini, Nelson.
            Bike Loop Map ( pdf)
            Bike Loop Sites (excel file)
            Bike Loop Species (excel file)

R-001-08: "Production, Propagation and Landscape Evaluation of Native Wildflowers in West, Central and South Florida" (University of Florida; Wilson)
 
R-002-08: "Assessing Potential Loss of Coreopsis leavenworthii Genetic Diversity under Commercial Seed Production and Gene Flow from Coreopsis tinctoria Phase III (University of Florida; Deng)
 
R-003-08: "Establishing Provenance, Viability-Testing Standards and Enhanced Germination for Seed Production of Wiregrass in Florida," (University of Florida; Perez)

R-001-07: "Production, Propagation and Landscape Evaluation of Native Wildflowers in West, Central and South Florida" (University of Florida; Wilson)
 
R-002-07: "Assessing Potential Loss of Coreopsis leavenworthii Genetic Diversity under Commercial Seed Production and Geen Flow from Coreopsis Tinctoria Phase II (University of Florida; Deng)
 
R-003-07: "Establishing Provenance, Viability-Testing Standards and Enhanced Germination for Seed Production of Wiregrass in Florida," (University of Florida; Perez)
 
R-004-07: "Phlox Floridana Research" (Salter Tree and Herb Farm)
 
R-005-07: "Improving germination of Mimosa strigillosa for seed application" (Wildflowers of Florida)

Reports 2006

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