Title(~24/11) CLP Conservation Award Funding2019-10-29 07:17
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This funding supports early-career conservationists to conduct scientific research, encourage and promote pro-conservation attitudes and deliver tangible results to better conserve and manage the natural world. 


In this round CLP is accepting applications for projects across Africa, Asia, Eastern and South-eastern Europe, the Middle East, the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean. Countries that are not eligible include those designated as high-income economies by the World Bank, with the exception of some countries and island nations in Latin America & Caribbean and the Pacific. 


CLP will offer three levels of Conservation Awards: 

  • Future Conservationist Awards: Up to $15,000 per project 
  • Conservation Follow-Up Awards: Up to $25,000 per project (available only to previous CLP Future Conservationist Award winners) 
  • Conservation Leadership Awards: Up to $50,000 per project (available only to previous CLP Follow-Up Award winners)


Deadline: 24 November 2019


More Details:

http://www.conservationleadershipprogramme.org/news/2020-call-for-applications/

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