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Save The Snakes — Southeast Asian Snake Conservation Grant

Save The Snakes invites applications for the Vijayan Devan Southeast Asian Snake Conservation Grant to support projects that protect snake populations and mitigate human-snake conflict. This program is open to individuals from any nationality, including conservationists, researchers, and educators, with a focus on supporting those who are underrepresented in the fields of herpetology and conservation. To be eligible, projects must be located in Southeast Asia and align with community-based conservation strategies. The organization provides a one-year grant of US$2,500, along with optional mentorship in areas such as grant writing and statistical analysis. The application deadline is 31 August 2026. Save The Snakes

Hawk Conservancy Trust — Marion Paviour Award

The Hawk Conservancy Trust supports early-career researchers working on projects focused on the conservation and/or research of birds of prey. The maximum award amount is £1,000. Preference will be given to those applying for support for fieldwork, conference fees to present work, or travel costs (for fieldwork or conference attendance). Applications close on 31 August 2026. About the award

Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development — Co-Operative Research Program

The Co-operative Research Program (CRP) provides funding for international events (such as conferences, workshops, congresses, and symposia) and research fellowship grants. Applications are invited from research scientists working in agriculture, forestry, or fisheries who would like to conduct research projects abroad or visit international events. The deadline to apply is 10 September 2026. Co-operative Research Program

University of Oxford — Visiting Fellowship Scheme

The University of Oxford invites applications for the CARIBOX Visiting Fellowship Scheme 2027. This program offers three-to-six-month fellowships at the University of Oxford for researchers based at Caribbean institutions. Eligible applicants must be early-to-mid-career researchers from any discipline who hold a permanent or long-term position at a university in a Caribbean country. The fellowship provides a stipend of up to £10 thousand to cover travel, accommodation, and living expenses during the stay in Oxford. The program aims to foster collaborative research projects and long-term academic networks between Oxford and the Caribbean region. The deadline for applications is 15 September 2026. Visiting Fellowship

Ornithological Society of the Middle East — Trevor Poyser Species Conservation Fund

The Ornithological Society of the Middle East (OSME) makes grants to support bird research in the Middle East, Caucasus, and Central Asia. The Trevor Poyser Species Conservation Fund supports research projects that lead to clear conservation benefits for a globally threatened species that occurs within the OSME region. One grant of £5 thousand is available. The application deadline is 01 December 2026. Know more

Heritage Management Organization — Small Grants for African Heritage Projects

The Heritage Management Organization (HERITΛGE) funds projects that focus on the protection of and/or promotion of local heritage for socio-economic development in Africa. Small grants of up to US$50 thousand are made to organizations, groups, and individuals. Projects should have a long-lasting impact and benefit local people. Potential examples are protecting heritage sites from desertification by creating green belts, especially where such green areas can increase biodiversity, bring benefits to local agriculture, and encourage tourism. Applications can be submitted anytime. Know more

World Food Forum — Transformative Research Challenge

The Transformative Research Challenge (TRC) is a global competition that empowers young researchers (ages 18–35) to advance applied research into real-world agrifood solutions. The challenge focuses on projects with a tested proof of concept that are ready to be refined for piloting. For the 2026 cycle, prizes are offered in categories such as forest restoration, protein diversification using native crops, and One Health-driven rural transformation. Winning teams receive up to US$10 thousand for prototype validation, with an additional US$10 thousand awarded to the overall global winner. The current application window closes at the end of April 2026. Transformative Research Challenge

World Trade Organization — Young Professionals Program

The World Bank Group invites applications for the Young Professionals Program as a starting point for a career at the World Bank. The program is designed for individuals skilled in areas such as agriculture, natural resources, and many others. Applicants should hold a PhD or master’s degree and relevant work experience; be fluent in English; and meet other criteria relevant to experience, skills, and age. Every year, around 40 applicants are accepted into the program. The closing date for applications is 06 May 2026. Young Professionals Program

Earth Journalism Network — Virtual Workshop: Reporting on Business in the Transition to Net Zero

The Earth Journalism Network (EJN) hosts a virtual workshop for journalists in Thailand focused on reporting the business impacts of the transition to net-zero emissions. Professional journalists, including staff and freelancers from print, online, radio, and television outlets based in Thailand, are eligible to apply. Participants will receive training on corporate climate commitments and sustainable business practices, and those who complete the workshop may apply for a small reporting grant of US$1,000 to produce a related story. The deadline for applications is 12 May 2026. Virtual Workshop

Eisenhower Fellowships — Global Fellowship Program

Eisenhower Fellowships (EF) empower innovative leaders through a transformative fellowship experience in a global network of dynamic change agents committed to creating a more peaceful world. Fellows will be invited to the United States for a six-week program with both in-person and virtual components, where they will develop a project, and collaborate with their American counterparts. Fellows range between 32 and 45 years of age at the time of fellowship and must be highly proficient in English. Applications are accepted across the globe but preference is given to candidates in countries where EF is active. The application deadline is 15 May 2026. Eisenhower Fellowships