Seed Grants support academic researchers with preliminary studies and method development that build a foundation for future wild animal welfare research and inform improvements for many animals.
Welfare Ecology Grants support researchers studying how ecological factors affect wild animals’ subjective well-being, building evidence to guide future interventions and policies that improve welfare.
John T. and Jane A. Wiederhold Foundation supports nonprofits and educational institutions with animal welfare, conservation and veterinary research funding to protect animals and advance veterinary education.
The Whitley Awards support effective, science-based conservation projects led by local leaders to benefit biodiversity and communities in eligible countries.
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.