This funding opportunity supports individuals and organizations engaged in advancing the study and conservation of wildlife, with a particular focus on projects that contribute to research, fieldwork, or educational activities related to ecological systems. The grant is designed to encourage innovative approaches that enhance knowledge, address emerging challenges, and foster greater understanding of environmental issues.
The program is open to applicants across the United States and internationally, with eligibility extended to nonprofit organizations, qualified researchers, graduate students, and independent professionals working within relevant fields. Small institutions or community-based entities may also be considered if they demonstrate a strong connection to conservation or ecological science. While businesses are not typically the primary audience for this funding, collaborative partnerships with research entities or conservation groups may be included where appropriate.
Funds from this grant may be applied to cover expenses directly connected to research or project development, such as field equipment, travel to study sites, or specialized materials required for data collection. Projects that emphasize scientific discovery, conservation priorities, or the advancement of knowledge within specialized disciplines are of particular interest.
Award amounts vary depending on the scale and nature of the proposed project, but the program generally offers modest levels of financial support intended to offset costs and enable progress on research goals. While not designed to provide comprehensive project funding, the grant serves as an important stepping stone that can allow recipients to begin or continue work that contributes meaningfully to the scientific community and conservation efforts.
This opportunity is typically offered on an annual basis, with applications reviewed according to the quality, originality, and potential impact of the proposed work.
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