Open opportunities from Wild Animal Initiative
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Discovery Grants
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Mid-sized grants funding research projects that expand the evidence base for the funder welfare, including method validation and application to new ecological systems. Eligible for researchers and organizations working on the funder welfare science and ecology.
Challenge Grants
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Large grants for research projects addressing key questions in the funder welfare science, with potential fellowship support included. Funds complex, high-impact research to advance the field of the funder welfare.
Discovery Grants
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Discovery Grants fund early-stage research and projects that advance knowledge of wild animal welfare and human-wild animal interactions globally. The grants support scientists, researchers, and organizations exploring pressing questions in animal welfare science and conservation biology.
Intervention Grants
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Funding for developing and testing interventions aimed at improving the funder welfare, with a focus on responsible research and implementation. The grant supports both foundational research and pilot testing of welfare-focused approaches in wild populations from a nonprofit research organisation.
Welfare Ecology Grants
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Funding for research projects that investigate relationships between animal welfare and ecological parameters, requiring detailed welfare assessment methodologies. Grants support interdisciplinary work bridging the funder welfare science and ecology.
Validation Grants
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Funding for research projects that validate welfare indicators in the funders by exposing them to conditions designed to induce positive or negative emotional states and measuring indicator responses. This grant supports empirical research to advance the funder welfare science.
Seed Grants: Funding for projects that generate justified hypotheses through observational or pilot studies to later…
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Seed grants funding observational and pilot studies that generate justified hypotheses for the funder welfare research, intended as a stepping stone to larger research grants. Eligible for researchers and organizations conducting early-stage empirical work in the funder welfare science.