The Seabirds Program from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation funds research and conservation to address threats facing Pacific seabirds, focusing on invasive species, habitat loss, bycatch, and information gaps.
Latin American/Caribbean Conservation Research Grant supports early-career scientists from the region in bird research that informs habitat management and conservation action.
Central Appalachia Habitat Stewardship Program supports landowners and practitioners in restoring forests and freshwater habitats to sustain native wildlife and improve habitat connectivity.
Bycatch Hotspots Initiative supports Gulf fishing communities through communication networks and mapping tools to help avoid high-bycatch areas and restore species harmed by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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.