Global Forest Watch Technology Fellowship
Forecasted
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.
Funder: World Resources Institute
Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Tech Fellowship full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Monthly stipend plus discretionary funds for project expenses; all-expenses-paid participation in key events; award duration typically one year.
Summary: Empowers forest advocates to use Global Forest Watch technology and data for forest protection through training, community, and expert support.
Key Information: This is a forecasted call; eligibility is stringent and country list changes annually—review guidelines closely.
Description
The Global Forest Watch Technology Fellowship, administered by the World Resources Institute (WRI), is designed to build a global community of skilled users, trainers, and advocates leveraging advanced forest monitoring technology and big data. The fellowship provides comprehensive training in forest monitoring, land use planning, advocacy, and project implementation, all centered on the Global Forest Watch (GFW) platform. Fellows receive a monthly stipend, discretionary project funds, expert mentorship, and participate in major events such as a tech camp and the GFW User Summit. The program targets individuals and organizations dedicated to advancing forest protection efforts, especially in high-priority regions, with the aim of amplifying the impact of forest monitoring initiatives worldwide.
