Conservation Grant Fund
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About the Conservation Grant Fund
The Northeastern Wisconsin Zoo and the N.E.W. Zoological Society, Inc. are proud to announce the creation of a Conservation Grant Fund to help support wildlife conservation and research efforts worldwide. Beginning Spring 2007, grant monies will be awarded to qualified projects/individuals through an application process.
Award monies will be given to those projects dedicated to results-based solutions. Applications from other AZA-accredited facilities will be accepted, however projects should focus directly on wildlife within their native habitats. There are no maximum or minimum awards and funding will be for a one-year term only.
Contact Information
Neil Anderson, Zoo Director, (920) 434-8597
N.E.W. Zoological Society, Inc. (920) 434-6814
Conservation Grant
Grant Application
We are currently accepting Grant Proposals from organizations and individuals. Grant applications are accepted year-round. The Board of Directors will meet once a year each spring to review all grant applications and award funds. All applications must be received in an electronic format by May 1. Please complete our Grant Application and submit it via Email or on a CD to our attention at:
NEW Zoological Society Conservation Fund
4418 Reforestation Road
Green Bay, WI 54313
Email: bc_zoo_education[at]co.brown.wi.us
For more information call 920.434.6814
Conservation Grant Award Recipients
2008
Dr. Alfred Owino, Kenya Wildlife Service
Understanding Ecological and Conservation Requirements of the Martial Eagle Project in Kenya.
AHM, Ali Reza, Graduate Research Asst. at Jahangirnagar Bangladesh
Conservation Assessment and Prioritization of Habits in Bangladesh Project.
Ms. Amy Deane, Save the Wild Chinchillas, Inc.
Leave No Trace Education Project in Chile.
Dr. Michael Briggs, African Predator Conservation Research Organization
Okavango Transboundary Carnivore Ecology Program in Africa.
2007
Dr. Gay Reinartz, Zoological Society of Milwaukee
BCBI Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Ms. Emma Pethybridge, Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Center
Marine Rescue and Rehabilitation Project.
