Conservation Fellowship supports shark and ray conservationists in developing countries with living costs so they can sustain their work, develop expertise and advance conservation in their regions.
Small Grants support early-career scientists, conservation practitioners, educators and community-led initiatives in local research, conservation and education projects to protect sharks and related marine species.
Conservation Fund Grant Program supports marine mammal researchers and educators with funding for research and education that catalyze tangible conservation action for threatened species and populations.
Keystone Grants support experienced researchers, educators and conservation practitioners in research, conservation and education projects that deliver measurable protection for marine sharks and their relatives.
Conservation Grants Fund supports AZA, accredited zoos and aquariums, and collaborators in conservation, science, and education projects advancing SAFE: Saving Animals From Extinction species programs.
WWF Conservation Futures Fellowship supports graduate researchers, practitioners, and leaders in conservation research to advance knowledge and strengthen Indigenous peoples’ and local communities’ capacities.