Grants & Funding RMBL recently secured about $1 million in funding from the U.S. Congress to support water and forest health in the Colorado River Basin, signaling potential for continued financial support programs, partnerships, or sponsored research opportunities.

Awards & Recognition Recipients Jill Anderson and Ian Breckheimer earned the 2026 W.S. Cooper Award from the Ecological Society of America, highlighting RMBL’s credibility and potential to attract partnerships, sponsorships, and collaboration with industry and academic funders.

Strategic Partnerships Recent collaborations with Nunatakenergy and Habitat for Humanity, along with other community partners, indicate RMBL’s openness to joint projects and location-based initiatives that could open avenues for sponsored field programs and co-branded conservation efforts.

Education & Training RMBL emphasizes immersive, hands-on education and runs a Community Portal for research planning and field logistics, presenting opportunities to sell training programs, data services, remote education tools, and streamlined field-site management for researchers.

Operational Scale & Funding Readiness With a 51-200 employee base and annual revenue in the 10M-25M range, RMBL is a mid-sized research hub capable of scaling technology deployments, climate and ecological monitoring systems, and software solutions tailored for field stations and long-term ecological studies.