The Desert Tortoise Council aims to benefit desert tortoises and their habitats, offering information and services to the public, and addressing relevant conservation issues in alignment with its goals and objectives.

Desert Tortoise Council

Desert Tortoise Council: Regular Grants Program

The British Herpetological Society, established in 1947, aims to advance and promote the study of herpetology. Through its Herpetological Journal and various activities, it supports conservation efforts for native British species, worldwide field studies, scientific research, responsible captive breeding, and the dissemination of knowledge within the herpetology community.

British Herpetological Society

BHS Student Grant Scheme

The International Herpetological Symposium aims to foster the dissemination of information and research related to the natural history, conservation biology, captive management and propagation of amphibians and reptiles. It seeks to build a community open to all individuals interested in herpetology, promoting the exchange of ideas and information across the broad spectrum of herpetology and herpetoculture.

International Herpetological Symposium

International Herpetological Symposium Grants

The Universities Federation for Animal Welfare (UFAW) is an independent charity focused on improving animal welfare globally. It promotes and supports scientific and educational activities aimed at understanding animals' needs, assessing and enhancing their welfare, and improving their lives through practical care advancements.

Universities Federation for Animal Welfare

UFAW: Small Project and Travel Awards

The mission of Morris Animal Foundation is to bridge science and resources to advance the health of animals. Through funding hypothesis-driven, humane research projects with high scientific merit, they aim at significant impact. As a non-profit funded by public support and endowment earnings, they prioritize impactful animal health research that benefits a wide range of stakeholders including veterinarians, pet owners, and communities.

Morris Animal Foundation

Equine Behavior Relating to Health and Welfare RFP- Pilot Study

BHS Conservation Fund Grant

The Minnesota Zoo aims to extend its conservation footprint globally, supporting projects that prioritize the conservation of wildlife habitats through funding generated from private contributions.

Minnesota Zoo

Ulysses S. Seal Grant

The William and Charlotte Parks Foundation for Animal Welfare was established to enhance the status of animals globally by supporting studies in animal welfare/rights science and philosophy, and by undertaking practical measures to alleviate animal suffering caused by humans.

The William and Charlotte Parks Foundation for Animal Welfare

WCP Foundation Grants

The Botstiber Institute for Wildlife Fertility Control (BIWFC) was established to promote the use of effective, sustainable fertility control methods to mitigate human-wildlife conflicts and promote coexistence worldwide. It aims to be a resource center that stimulates discussion, collaboration, and networking; supports fertility control projects through grants; and educates wildlife managers, policy makers, and the public on wildlife fertility control.

Botstiber Institute for Wildlife Fertility Control (BIWFC)

BIWFC Grant

Holohil has a mission to support endangered species research and educational work, focusing primarily on bat and raptor research for over 35 years. They aim to extend their support to other species, promoting projects with high value for their species, sound research design, and positive conservation intentions.

Holohil Systems Ltd.

Holohil Grant Program

The Houston Safari Club Foundation (HSCF) aims to preserve the sport of hunting through education, conservation, and the promotion of hunting heritage. It supports these goals by providing financial assistance to projects and organizations that align with its objectives. HSCF champions hunter-funded conservation initiatives, which are crucial for maintaining wildlife populations and habitats against threats like species overpopulation and habitat destruction. Since its inception, HSCF has contributed over $4 million towards youth education, shooting sports, and various conservation efforts worldwide.

Desert Tortoise Council: Regular Grants Program

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