Title(~15/01) Holohil Systems Ltd — Transmitters for Wildlife Conservation2019-10-11 04:37
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Holohil Systems Ltd. supplies radio-tracking equipment and related services for wildlife research and management. Holohil manages a grant program to offer transmitters at a reduced or no cost for projects focusing on wildlife species of especially high research and/or conservation value. Holohil will contribute up to CDN$2,500 toward the purchase of transmitters, and it will pay all shipping charges. Eligibility to apply for the grants extends to conservation professionals and researchers anywhere in the world. Support is awarded four times a year.


Holohil Grant Program would like to support projects that generally meet the following criteria: 

  • The project makes significant use of Holohil transmitters for data collection
  • The project aims to advance scientific knowledge
  • The project contributes to conservation
  • The project engages/educates the public
  • The project involves underrepresented study species of high research or conservation value. 


Deadline: 15 January 2020, 15 April 2020, 15 July 2020, and 15 October 2020


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https://www.holohil.com/grant-program/

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