Title(01/06) Audubon Naturalist Society — Small Grants for Conservation Projects2021-12-13 05:28
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The Crowder-Messersmith Conservation Fund offers grant for local conservation projects in developing countries.

Preference is given to projects that will benefit human, plant and animal communities of a particular habitat in an ecologically sustainable manner.


Maximum Amount: US$3,000 

Deadline: 06 January, 2022


The Project must:

1. be outside the United States or other developed country

2. involve the local population

3. if research, just be for conservation purposes rather than to obtain scientific data

4. funds must go for salaries, material and publication development, meeting and training costs, field trip costs and not international travel or overhead expenses, taxes, utilities or insurance.


More detailed information about the grant is attached.

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