Dean Amadon Research Grant supports researchers studying raptor distribution, systematics, and taxonomy to understand where birds of prey live, why they occur there, and how populations vary.
Oscar Beingolea Raptor Research Grant supports researchers studying birds of prey in Latin America and the Caribbean, funding fieldwork to advance knowledge of raptor ecology and evolution.
African Raptor Leadership Research Grant supports African students’ dissertation research and mentorship on raptors and their threats to strengthen conservation leadership and local research capacity.
Leslie Brown Research Grant supports researchers studying African birds of prey and sharing information about them, funding work that advances knowledge, conservation, and community awareness.
James Koplin Student Travel Grant supports students’ travel to the Raptor Research Foundation’s annual meeting to present raptor research papers or posters, continuing Koplin’s commitment to young scientists.
Early-career Raptor Researcher Travel Grants support researchers starting their careers with travel to the Raptor Research Foundation’s annual meeting to share raptor research through papers or posters.