Roger Conant Grants in Herpetology Program supports primarily student researchers, funding research, conservation, education, and research travel to advance knowledge of amphibians and reptiles.
Conservation of Reptiles & Amphibians Grant supports those conserving these animals through habitat preservation, captive breeding, education, and related projects to protect species and ecosystems.
The John Thorbjarnarson Fellowship for Reptile Research funds global field studies advancing reptile science and conservation, managed by the Wildlife Conservation Society.
Research & Conservation Grant supports researchers studying reptiles and amphibians, funding clinical and conservation research to advance veterinary medicine, conservation, and humane treatment.
The Dean Metter Memorial Award funds student-led field research on amphibians and reptiles, prioritizing projects in Missouri, from the Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles.
The Carl Gans Traveling Fellowship from SSAR supports students and postdocs presenting herpetology research at the JMIH, enhancing global scientific exchange in amphibian and reptile studies.