Brady and W.K. Boyd Conservation Scholarship Grant

Brady and W.K. Boyd Conservation Scholarship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation
Amount: Up to US $4,000
Last Updated: April 03, 2026

Summary

The Brady M. Boyd Wildlife Management Scholarship supports high school and college students pursuing degrees in wildlife management and conservation. Established in memory of Brady M. Boyd, the scholarship offers up to $4,000 annually for tuition and related expenses, contingent on maintaining a GPA of 3.0 or higher. This initiative ensures that passionate individuals can continue their education and contribute to conservation efforts, honoring Brady's legacy as an avid outdoorsman.

Overview

The Brady M. Boyd Wildlife Management Scholarship The Brady M. Boyd Scholarship Fund advances conservation through education for graduating high school students and current college students. The fund was established to honor the memory of Brady M. Boyd (1991-2014), an avid hunter and angler. A life-long outdoorsman, Brady would be proud to know that others will continue to live out his love and enjoyment of the outdoors for years to come through the study and practice of wildlife management. Thanks to the generosity of its benefactors, the Brady M. Boyd Wildlife Management Scholarship will help ensure that the brightest and most dedicated individuals, regardless of their financial means, can pursue a career in conservation. Scholarship Information Up to $4,000 per student per academic year ($2,000 per semester) for tuition and related expenses, paid directly to the college or university at the start of each semester.Payment is dependent upon successful completion of the previous semester with a GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Restricted to undergraduate students pursuing a 4-year degree, interested in a career in wildlife and fisheries sciences, range and wildlife management, wildlife sciences, ecosystem science and management, or a related field. Current full-time enrollment (or acceptance for graduating high school students) at an accredited college or university in Texas in a degree program related to wildlife management/conservation (see above) Current cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale