Under the theme Inspiration for Action, the second World Biodiversity Forum will bring together researchers across all disciplines of biodiversity science with practitioners and societal actors in a forum that offers
As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds globally, vaccines and the process of vaccinating communities have dominated front page headlines demonstrating not only the potential for COVID-19 vaccines but also reiterating the
Alongside Wildlife Foundation began a seed-grant program to support the kinds of important wildlife projects that are typically overlooked by most major organizations. In just a few years, we’ve awarded
Climate Tracker plans to work with a group of 6 international early-career journalism fellows to develop a series of powerful feature stories focusing on key issues and events linked to
Youth for Water and Climate calls for project application to support the implementation of youth-led initiatives related to sustainable water resources management and climate change adaptation and to enhance the
One Health and Development Initiative is happy to announce the inception of a new project – called Project SCHISTO which aims to promote integrated One Health research and intervention on
There is an increasing urgency and awareness of the double threat that our world currently faces: the loss of biodiversity and climate change. These two issues are intrinsically linked, and
International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) seeks to recruit a consultant to undertake a synthesis analysis looking at the effects of COVID19 restrictions on smallholder livelihoods and livestock value chains across
The Joke Waller-Hunter (JWH) Initiative creates opportunities for young people in the environmental sector in developing countries to unfold their full potential. By giving small grants to individuals to expand
The Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer (JWO) Research Grant was established to honor the late Mrs. Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer and continue her extensive contribution to and passion for Africa, the natural environment,
We are seeking applications that aim to advance or accelerate the elimination of one or more of the following diseases: malaria, polio, lymphatic filariasis, and onchocerciasis, and welcome submissions for new and
