Title(9 June) Earthwatch — Support for Field-Based Research Projects 20252023-04-27 05:48
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Earthwatch supports research projects that produce rigorous, relevant, and impactful science, address global change, and actively involve citizen-scientist participants. Requests for proposals (RFPs) for research projects in 2025 are released in the three following focal research topics: 1) Biodiversity Conservation; 2) Marine Conservation; 3) Traditional Ecological Knowledge. Due to safety concerns in certain regions of the world, research projects in the countries found in the Earthwatch "No Go" List will not be supported. All proposed projects must have a 3-year or longer duration, while priority will be given to longer-term research. To fit the Earthwatch citizen-science model, projects must have a strong rationale for using non-specialists (volunteers) to aid with data collection, scientific observation, or other research tasks. The lead Principal Investigator (PI), or at least one member of the team must have a Ph.D. in the field of the proposed research. Applicants can be of any nationality.


Maximum Amount: up to US$80,000

Submission Deadline: 9 June, 2023 (11:59pm EDT)


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

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