The California North Coast Chapter of the Wildlife Society is offering grants for wildlife-focused research, conservation initiatives, or community projects in 2022.
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This opportunity closes on April 6th, 2022.
Who should apply?
When is funding available?
Funding is available for projects proposed for 2022
What are the grant application requirements?
April 6, 2022 by midnight
When will award winners be announced?
April 15, 2022
What else do I need to do (post-award obligations)?
If you are interested in applying, please submit an application by April 6, 2022.
We look forward to reviewing your applications and supporting innovative wildlife research on the North Coast!
This opportunity closes on April 6th, 2022.
Who should apply?
- Students (undergrad, graduate, PhD, etc.)
- Researchers
- Organizations or communities seeking to promote local wildlife conservation
- Wildlife-focused research;
- Wildlife conservation initiatives; or
- Wildlife-related community projects
When is funding available?
Funding is available for projects proposed for 2022
What are the grant application requirements?
- Proposal (3 pages max, 12pt font)
- Resume (2 pages max, 12pt font)
- Research Endorsement (letter, e-mail, or short video from professor, advisor, or community project stakeholder)
- Budget (i.e., How do you plan to use up to $3,000 of funding on your project?)
- Must be a member of the CNCC ($10, can sign up at cncctws.org) or the HSU student chapter, Conservation Unlimited (CU); membership may be waived if a hardship
April 6, 2022 by midnight
When will award winners be announced?
April 15, 2022
What else do I need to do (post-award obligations)?
- Attend one CNCC board meeting to discuss initial project approach
- Present project findings or results to local wildlife community via a lecture/webinar and via a short report to the CNCC - OR -
- Present at HSU Student Poster Session (if work is conducted as part of a Senior Project)
- The CNCC must be included in the acknowledgements on any presentations or publications associated with this research
If you are interested in applying, please submit an application by April 6, 2022.
We look forward to reviewing your applications and supporting innovative wildlife research on the North Coast!
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Western Section Conference Grants
(CLOSED) The California North Coast Chapter of The Wildlife Society is offering to cover registration costs for the Annual 2021 Western Section Conference for Chapter members! Grants will be allotted on a first-come-first-serve basis (limited number), so please apply as soon as possible. This is a fantastic opportunity to attend a great meeting, with many networking and educational opportunities. If you are interested in applying, please submit the following qualifications via this link: (docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeUj1cqTqHVAKpBLiLnQlTFwSedQIB1D_zAf7ydzrsLb-kPDg/viewform?usp=sf_link) by January 4, 2021: 1. Current CNCC Chapter member (or CU member); 2. Must be a current student or early career professional* 3. Submit a brief summary of yourself *Early Career Professionals” are CNCC current members who have graduated within 3 years with a degree in a Wildlife-related field AND are employed less than full-time in a temporary/limited-term/seasonal position. **Apply by January 4, 2021; and ***Keep your registration receipt for reimbursement. ****E-mail cncctws@gmail.com or attend one of our board meetings within two months of the conference, summarizing what you enjoyed most about attending the event/what you learned. |
If you have any questions about membership or the application process, email cncctws@gmail.com for more information, or reach out to us at on our Contact page.