Title(No Deadline) Rufford Foundation — Grants for Nature Conservation2023-02-23 07:28
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The Rufford Foundation provides funding for nature conservation projects by small and medium-sized organizations in developing countries. Preference is given to pragmatic projects that have a significant human element. Projects must work with threatened species. There are no restrictions on nationality or country of residence as long as the projects must be in developing countries, not developed or restricted countries. Applicants must be early-career conservationists. Applications can be submitted at any time.


Maximum Amount: up to £15,000 (depending on the completion of each funding stage)

Submission Deadline: No Deadline


For more information and guidelines on how to apply, please visit here.

#conservation# small and medium-sized organization# developing countries# threatened species# early-career
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