Primate Conservation, Inc. (PCI), a volunteer-led non-profit organization, has announced its latest grant call for primate research, aiming to protect the world’s most vulnerable primates.
The organization focuses its resources specifically on projects that target the least known and most critically endangered species and their natural habitats.
Funding and benefits
Successful applicants can expect to receive grants typically ranging from $1,000 to $5,000, with the average award currently sitting at approximately $2,500.
Thee primate research funds are dedicated to supporting field research that directly contributes to the survival of primates in the wild.
For those focusing on high-priority species like gibbons, langurs, or lemurs, PCI manages funds from private foundations that can offer support of up to $10,000.
This specialized funding provides a substantial boost for projects targeting these specific biological groups.
Eligibility
This opportunity is open to a wide range of researchers, including graduate students and qualified conservationists from any country across the globe.
PCI seeks to support the best minds dedicated to primate preservation, regardless of their nationality.
In an effort to build sustainable local impact, the organization places a high priority on funding students and residents who are native to the primates’ habitat countries.
This approach ensures that conservation efforts are led by those with a long-term stake in the region’s biodiversity.
Application requirement
To be considered for a grant, proposals must concentrate specifically on the conservation of primates in their wild populations and the preservation of their natural environments.
PCI does not fund research that does not have a clear conservation benefit for wild primates.
Every submission undergoes a rigorous peer-review process to maintain high scientific standards.
Applications are evaluated by the PCI board of editors as well as selected outside experts with specific knowledge of the proposed research area.
Deadline
The deadline for this submission of complete application material is February 1. Funding decisions are announced by May 15 and December 15 respectively. visit Primate Conservation Incorporated website to apply . Explore more global calls on our Opportunities page.
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