Deadline: Sunday, August 20, at 23:59 | PTES Conservation Insight Grants | Worldwide grant criteria
For many years, we have given funding to scientists and conservationists whose work aims to protect endangered species all around the world.
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PTES Conservation Insight Grants
- 2023: PTES will begin accepting new Conservation Insight Grant applications in 2023.
- Applications must be submitted by Sunday, August 20, at 23:59 (UK time).
- Please make sure that all referees send their letters of recommendation by the same date.
- Applications will be evaluated at a meeting in the middle of October, and before the end of the month, applicants will know whether they have been accepted or not. Projects shouldn’t begin until January 2024.
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Our Conservation Insight Grants are for up to two-year projects that concentrate on endangered species. We give away money in the range of £3,000 and £10,000 annually, up to a maximum of £20,000.
Funds will be given to projects that either:
Discover the important scientific data that will aid in the conservation of a species.
Give an answer to a crucial conservation question so that conservationists can take necessary conservation action.
Implement a crucial local measure that will have a profoundly beneficial effect on an endangered species.
Projects with a high priority include:
collecting the evidence required to carry out the required mitigation work
Using data from science to influence local, national, or worldwide policy
constructing and evaluating a novel monitoring strategy for a species or group of species
Applications for conservation and research projects on species that are listed by the IUCN as being endangered, critically endangered, or extinct in the wild are also given priority.
We only consider grant requests from people who are already employed and established in the United Kingdom, any of its overseas territories, or any nation that the World Bank does not classify as high-income. Please visit the World Bank website to see if your nation is eligible. Native project managers who are based in their home nation are given preference.
Please be aware that we are no longer taking funding proposals for studies on bird species anywhere in the globe or in the UK. Visit Terra Viva Grants to learn more about organizations that fund bird-related projects.
Grants for conservation insight from PTES: Application Guidelines
Please feel free to email grants@ptes.org with any queries you may have concerning your eligibility, and we will be pleased to discuss them with you.
How to Apply:
Please be aware that we only accept award applications submitted online. Spend a good amount of time on the application procedure. Please feel free to email grants@ptes.org with any questions.
We accept all submissions. If you don’t get a response from us, your application could not have been received.
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