The Terra Viva Grants Directory by Idea Wild provides essential equipment to individuals for hands-on biodiversity conservation research and fieldwork worldwide.
Fjällräven Field Grant supports students and early-career scientists in natural science fieldwork to deepen understanding of the environment, climate change, and connections between wildlife and civilizations.
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.
Wild Animal Initiative’s Seed Grants support researchers conducting preliminary studies, reviews, and method prototyping to lay the groundwork for further research on wild animal welfare.
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.
Initiative Grants support organizations in the American art field with flexible project and capacity funding to respond to emerging needs, develop evolving ideas, and broaden understandings of American art.