Indigenous Protectors Program Grant
••••• Foundation
A foundation based in Australia
This grant equips and trains Indigenous forest rangers in the Brazilian and Ecuadorian Amazon with patrol equipment and networking support to protect forest ecosystems. It targets Indigenous communities working on conservation and ranger capacity-building.
About this grant
This grant supports Indigenous communities in the Brazilian and Ecuadorian Amazon working to protect forest ecosystems through ranger patrols and conservation activities. Funding covers patrol equipment, training for forest rangers, and support for regional and international networking among Indigenous ranger groups. Eligible applicants are Indigenous communities and organisations, nonprofits, and community groups based in the Brazilian Amazon (including Ikpeng and Tumucumaque peoples) or the Ecuadorian Amazon. Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to forest ranger capacity-building, anti-deforestation work, and knowledge-sharing with other Indigenous ranger networks across regions and internationally.
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- Who can apply for Indigenous Protectors Program?
- Eligibility covers organisations in BR, EC; indigenous-community, nonprofit, community-group. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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