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Grant Funding: A wildlife conservation programme provides grant funding related to primate research, husbandry, and conservation

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An organisation based in United States

Summary

A wildlife conservation programme provides grant funding to support primate research, husbandry, and conservation efforts. Eligible projects advance species survival through scientific study, captive care improvements, and habitat/population protection.

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About this grant

The funder actively supports initiatives that advance its mission of overseeing the management of orangutans within AZA member institutions and enhancing the conservation of orangutans in the wild. On an annual cycle, the funder considers proposals not exceeding $5,000 to fund projects in several categories: basic science studies conducted ex situ that increase knowledge of the genus Pongo with emphasis on veterinary care, nutrition, husbandry, and captive management, provided research does not compromise animal welfare; conservation-useful science involving direct …

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Frequently asked questions

How much funding does this grant offer?
Grant Funding: A wildlife conservation programme provides grant funding related to primate research, husbandry, and conservation offers $5,000.
Who can apply for Grant Funding: A wildlife conservation programme provides grant funding related to primate research, husbandry, and conservation?
Eligibility covers organisations in ID, ASIA, SE-ASIA; nonprofit, charity, research-institution, community-group, indigenous-community. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.