Bergstrom Grants support undergraduate and master's students and researchers outside academia in focused projects that advance knowledge of birds' natural history, ecology, and conservation.
The American Ornithological Society's Student Research Grants fund innovative avian biology research by early-career scientists, supporting a wide range of ornithological studies.
Bill Terrell Graduate Research Grant supports graduate students’ faculty-directed studies of birds and habitats, prioritizing ecosystem function, habitat management, and bird conservation.
The Wilson Ornithological Society Research Grants fund innovative avian research across career stages, supporting scientific studies in bird biology, ecology, and behavior.
H. Branch Howe Grant supports graduate students conducting faculty-directed bird research, prioritizing work in Georgia to advance ornithological study of bird populations, habitats, migration, and health.
The AOS 2026 Bridge/Completion Grants from the American Ornithological Society provide temporary funding to help ornithological researchers complete disrupted avian biology projects.