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Garden Grants: Biotech in Greenhouse Gas Removal

Garden Grants: Biotech in Greenhouse Gas Removal

Garden Grants: Greenhouse Gas Removal

During our 2025 Garden Grants cycle, Homeworld Collective funded ambitious, early-stage projects at the intersection of biotechnology and greenhouse gas removal.

We awarded $1.52M in grants ranging from $50k – $150k, with the support of co-funders Spark Climate Solutions and the Grantham Foundation.

See the funded 2025 cohort below:

Garden Grants Greenhouse Gas Removal Program 2025 Cohort

Carlos Acevedo-Rocha
Technical University of Denmark
Carol Baumbauer
Boise State University
Christopher Gisriel
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Dimitar Epihov
University of Sheffield
Douglas Call
North Carolina State University
Hendrik Schaefer
University of Warwick
Hinsby Cadillo-Quiroz
Arizona State University
Hiroki Yoshida
The University of Tübingen
Jane Willenbring
Stanford University
Michael Konopka
United States Naval Academy
Neil Dalvie
Harvard Medical School

A Garden to bring ideas to life and discourse into a community.

Why the name?

 

A garden is a safe place for plants to grow and cross-pollinate. We intend for the Garden Grants to become a safe place for ideas to grow and cross-pollinate.