Christine Stevens Wildlife Awards support wildlife researchers developing humane, nonlethal ways to manage conflicts between people and wildlife and improve methods for studying wild animals.
Wild Animal Initiative’s Seed Grants support researchers conducting preliminary studies, reviews, and method prototyping to lay the groundwork for further research on wild animal welfare.
Welfare Ecology Grants support scientists studying causal ecological relationships that affect wild animal welfare, building knowledge to inform future interventions and policies that improve animals’ lives.
AWI Refinement Research Award supports animal care staff, veterinarians, students, and researchers in developing and testing innovative refinements to improve the welfare of animals used in research.
John T. and Jane A. Wiederhold Foundation Grants support animal welfare groups, conservation organizations and researchers in protecting animals and habitats and advancing veterinary knowledge.
AWI Implementing Refinement Grant supports animal care staff, veterinarians, students, and researchers in putting practical changes into use to improve research animals’ welfare beyond basic needs.