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    Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Grants

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    Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Grants ($500–$3,500) support early-career researchers, including doctoral students, studying wildlife conservation and North American terrestrial and freshwater fauna, extant or fossil.

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    Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Grants

    Early career researchers (including doctoral students) proposing to conduct research in any phase of wildlife conservation or related fields of North American fauna—terrestrial and freshwater (rivers, lakes, streams), extant or fossil—are invited to apply to the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Grants. North America includes everything north of the Isthmus of Panama, including the Caribbean. Grants made from this program generally range between $500 and $3,500.

    Application Exceptions: Applicants submitting research proposals on birds must apply to the Frank M. Chapman Memorial Fund Program, not to the Theodore Roosevelt Grants. Applicants submitting research proposals on ocean/sea marine life and environments must apply to the Lerner-Gray Grants, not to the Theodore Roosevelt Grants.

    Applications are currently closed.

    The application period is typically mid-January to mid-February each year. You can contact us at fellowships-rggs@amnh.org.

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