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.
The Global Forest Watch Technology Fellowship by World Resources Institute trains and supports leaders to use advanced technology and data for impactful forest monitoring and protection projects.
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.
Open Ocean Research Grant Program supports researchers worldwide in using open data on human activity at sea to advance ocean governance, marine sustainability and fisheries management.
Research Funding - Earthwatch supports scientists running field projects that involve public participants in data collection to address global change and advance biodiversity, marine conservation, and traditional knowledge.
Seed Grants support academic researchers with preliminary studies and method development that build a foundation for future wild animal welfare research and inform improvements for many animals.