Call for Grant Applications – Crowder Messersmith Conservation Grant Program
About Organisation
Nature Forward, in collaboration with the Crowder-Messersmith Conservation Fund, is dedicated to advancing global nature conservation through support for small, local projects in developing countries.
Established in 1999, Nature Forward administers this fund to provide crucial seed money for conservation and education initiatives. The Crowder-Messersmith Conservation Fund honors leaders in nature tourism and has supported over 160 projects across 55 countries since its inception in 1974.
About the Grant
and education projects in developing countries. The maximum grant amount is $3,000 USD for one year. The program focuses on initiatives that benefit endangered species or habitats, include public education components, involve local communities, and have lasting local significance. Preference is given to projects with a track record of conservation work.
Who can Apply?
- Eligible applicants include individuals and communities from developing countries working on nature conservation and education projects.
- Projects must benefit endangered species or habitats, involve public education, engage local populations, and demonstrate lasting impact.
- Preference is given to those with prior relevant conservation experience. U.S. researchers must collaborate with local partners and ensure benefits to local communities.
- Applications from advanced economies or purely scientific research projects are ineligible.
How to Apply?
Submit your application online through the Nature Forward website, detailing your conservation project and its benefits. Ensure your project meets all eligibility criteria and includes the required components.
Application Deadline
According to the information available on the internet about the Crowder Messersmith Conservation Grant Program, the deadline for applying to receive this grant is on 6 Jan 2025, (Monday).
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Last Date To Apply
For more information, please visit the grant website here.
