Title(6 January) Audubon Naturalist Society — Small Grants for Conservation Projects2022-09-07 09:16
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The Audubon Naturalist Society is accepting applications for the Crowder-Messersmith Conservation Fund, which gives small grants to local conservation and education projects in developing countries. The grants are intended as seed money for communities and individuals whose projects have not attracted major support from other sources.

  

Maximum Amount: US$ 3,000

Submission Deadline: 6 January, 2023


Relevant materials are attached herewith. 

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

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