Audubon Society- Small Grants For Field Study Projects

Audubon Society- Small Grants For Field Study Projects

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Santa Monica Bay Audubon Society
Amount: US $550
Last Updated: October 16, 2025

Summary

The Audubon Society offers small grants for field study projects, aimed at reimbursing undergraduate and graduate students for project-related expenses. Grants, generally up to $550, are awarded based on available funds, with applications reviewed throughout the year. Eligible projects focus on Southern California ornithology, local natural sciences, or ecological policy studies impacting the Santa Monica Mountains and surrounding coastal areas. Funding decisions are made approximately 45 days after application deadlines.

Overview

NOTE: Applications accepted throughout the year and are reviewed at the board meeting following the receipt of the application: September, November, January., March, May, and July. Santa Monica Bay Audubon Society is a chapter of the National Audubon Society Small Grants for Field Study Projects Purpose of award is to reimburse students for expenses directly involved with a project or small equipment needed for a project. The number of awards varies each year depending on the availability of funds. Awards are generally up to a limit of $550 each. Awards are made approximately 45 days after application deadline. Longer-term projects may be eligible for renewed funding. Grants are made directly to student.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Undergraduate and Graduate students are eligible.