Bringing clubs together to cultivate the bond among people, plants, and the environment.

Garden Club of America

The Frances M. Peacock Scholarship for Native Bird Habitat

To improve knowledge and educate the public about furbearer species, stimulate interest and appreciation in furbearers and natural resources, and promote the restoration, wise, and scientific management of furbearers. The mission also includes improving environmental education and coordinating with organizations, agencies, and individuals with similar interests.

Furbearers Unlimited

Furbearer Unlimited Grants

The Monarch Butterfly Fund is committed to the conservation of monarch butterflies and their habitat. They primarily focus on protecting the oyamel fir forests in Mexico where monarch butterflies overwinter. The organization supports projects that aid in forest conservation, scientific research, outreach and education, and sustainable development, all aimed at preserving the monarch butterflies and improving the livelihood of local communities involved in these conservation efforts.

Monarch Butterfly Fund

MBF Small Grants Program

The International Wild Waterfowl Association (IWWA) was founded in 1958 with the goal of preserving wild waterfowl species. It initially focused on saving the whooping crane and trumpeter swan but now aims to protect all 234 taxa of wild waterfowl. The IWWA combats the decline of waterfowl populations due to habitat loss and human population growth. Its members include aviculturists, students, researchers, conservationists, educators, zoo professionals, and waterfowl enthusiasts from around the globe.

International Wild Waterfowl Association

International Wild Waterfowl Association: Project Grants

The U.S. National Science Foundation is an independent federal agency that supports science and engineering in all 50 states and U.S. territories. NSF was established in 1950 by Congress to promote the progress of science, advance the national health, prosperity and welfare, and secure the national defense.

National Science Foundation (NSF)

Cellular and Biochemical Engineering (348794)

The Maryland Ornithological Society (MOS) is dedicated to promoting the study and enjoyment of birds. It aims to foster conservation efforts to protect birds and their natural habitats in Maryland.

Maryland Ornithological Society

MOS Research Grants

The Linnean Society of London, founded in 1788, aims to understand, value, and protect nature. Its vision is achieved through informing, involving, and inspiring people about nature's significance, utilizing its unique collections, events, and publications. The Society promotes interdisciplinary learning, engaging diverse communities in discussions on natural history, including taxonomy, evolutionary biology, and ecology. It supports addressing urgent environmental issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss, aligning with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

The Linnean Society of London

Percy Sladen Memorial Fund Grants

The mission of the Share with Wildlife program by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is to support species that are otherwise unfunded. Launched in 1981, it relies on public donations and utilizes tax-deductible contributions, income tax check-offs, license plate sales, and direct donations, supplemented by matching federal funds, to finance wildlife projects in research, education, habitat enhancement, and rehabilitation.

New Mexico Department of Game and Fish

New Mexico Department of Game and Fish: Share with Wildlife Program

The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University aims to achieve excellence in scholarship and contribute to the advancement of society as an international center for the study of plants. It focuses on integrating living and archival collections for discovery and dissemination of knowledge to Harvard University students, local educational institutions, and the public. Its mission also includes enhancing the understanding and appreciation of plants, horticulture, and biodiversity.

Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University

Arnold Arboretum: James R. Jewett Prize

The Georgia Ornithological Society (GOS) aims to promote the scientific study of birds and disseminate information on Georgia bird life. Its mission includes bird conservation through habitat preservation vital for both resident and migratory birds. GOS supports these goals by offering scholarships, publishing scientific research, and fostering a community interested in nature.

Georgia Ornithological Society

Opportunity Grant- Lydia Thompson Grant

The Nevada Native Plant Society strives to promote the appreciation, conservation, and understanding of Nevada's native flora. Through educational programs, field trips, and research grants, NNPS seeks to foster an awareness and appreciation of the plant diversity within the state, encourage the conservation of Nevada's plant species and their habitats, and support botanical research.

The Frances M. Peacock Scholarship for Native Bird Habitat

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