Field Research on Rare and Endangered Primates

About this program

Grants averaging US$2,500 (max US$5,000) for field research on rare and endangered primate species in their natural habitat, prioritizing under-studied species and projects involving local citizens. Does not fund conferences, travel to meetings, tuition, or salaries. Deadlines 1 February and 20 September.

What this program funds

Primate Conservation, Inc. provides grants for field research on rare and endangered primate species in their natural habitat. The program prioritizes under-studied species and projects that involve local citizens in research activities.

Graduate students, conservationists, and primatologists may apply. Research must take place in Asia or West Africa. Grants range from US$2,500 to US$5,000 on average. The program does not fund conferences, travel to meetings, tuition, or salaries.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with deadlines on February 1 and September 20 each year.

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