WWF’s Russell E. Train grant funds projects in Kenya, Tanzania, and Madagascar that build local capacity to address environmental and social impacts of development, focusing on conservation, collaboration, and sustainable outcomes.
This WWF grant supports former EFN fellows and grantees in building conservation science leadership and collaboration through alumni-driven projects and knowledge exchange.
Enhancing Conservation Science Capacity and Leadership: Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Uganda supports conservation practitioners’ master’s study and research to address elephant crop raiding in Uganda.
The WWF Conservation Futures Fellowship funds graduate research that centers Indigenous and local community knowledge to develop inclusive, community-driven conservation solutions in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
Small Grants Fund - World Resources Institute supports civil society organizations using forest-monitoring data in research, advocacy, and field work to curb deforestation and manage forests sustainably.
Emerging Leaders in Wildlife Grant supports emerging wildlife leaders with conference travel, workshops, and specialized training to advance their professional development.