K. Lisa Yang Wildlife Health Fellows Program supports researchers and veterinary trainees in wildlife health research and training to advance conservation and turn One Health science into policy and action.
Cornell University's K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health Graduate Fellowship supports DVM-PhD students conducting advanced research in wildlife health and conservation.
Smithsonian's Global Health Program offers fellowships and internships for hands-on research and training in wildlife health, conservation, and emerging diseases, emphasizing international collaboration and the One Health approach.
The WCS Research Fellowship Program funds emerging conservationists to conduct field research that advances the science and protection of threatened wildlife and their habitats worldwide.
This grant supports early-career wildlife researchers with training and research opportunities to advance global animal health and conservation.
WWF Conservation Futures Fellowship supports graduate researchers, practitioners, and leaders in conservation research to advance knowledge and strengthen Indigenous peoples’ and local communities’ capacities.