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Africa: Protecting Zambia's Wildlife
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This grant funds on-the-ground conservation work to protect wildlife and habitat connectivity in Zambia. It is intended for organizations conducting biodiversity and wildlife protection activities in the region.
Asia: Central Asia Landscape Connectivity
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This grant funds landscape connectivity conservation and restoration work for wildlife across Central Asia, supporting habitat protection and land-use planning initiatives. Eligible applicants likely include nonprofits, research institutions, and conservation organizations working on biodiversity and ecosystem management in the region.
Our Services: Providing constituent engagement, planning and assessment, implementation support, and monitoring and…
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A US nonprofit conservation organization offers technical services—constituent engagement, planning, implementation support, and monitoring—to support landscape-scale conservation efforts. This is a service-delivery programme for organizations undertaking biodiversity and land-use planning work at scale.
International Connectivity
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This grant funds cross-border landscape conservation projects across Africa, Asia, and Central Asia, including transboundary wildlife corridors, elephant-friendly infrastructure, and biodiversity protection. It targets conservation organizations and landscape-scale initiatives working on habitat connectivity and wildlife protection in developing regions.
Africa: Transboundary Corridor Atlas
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This grant funds mapping, planning, and support for transboundary wildlife conservation corridors across Africa to enable species movement and protect biodiversity. It is designed for conservation organizations, research institutions, and land-management bodies working on cross-border ecological connectivity.
U.S. Connectivity
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This grant funds science, policy, and planning work to advance wildlife habitat connectivity across the United States, including wildlife crossing infrastructure, local habitat planning, and state wildlife action plan recommendations. It targets organizations working on biodiversity conservation and landscape-scale ecological connectivity.
Montana: US-191 / MT-64 Wildlife Crossings Project
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This grant funds wildlife crossing infrastructure along US-191/MT-64 near Yellowstone to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain habitat connectivity. It is open to conservation organizations working on transportation solutions in Montana.
Network for Landscape Conservation
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This grant funds a hosted collaborative network that brings together diverse stakeholders to advance large landscape conservation through knowledge-sharing and cross-sector partnership. It is designed for organizations and groups working on biodiversity protection and land-use planning at landscape scales.
Asia: Elephant-Friendly Linear Infrastructure
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This grant funds the design and implementation of roads and development infrastructure across 13 Asian countries that accommodate traditional Asian elephant migration routes, partnering with governments and local communities. It targets biodiversity conservation and sustainable land-use planning through elephant-friendly linear infrastructure.