Charles Southwick Conservation Education Commitment Award Grant

The Charles Southwick Conservation Education Commitment Award honors individuals in primate habitat countries who have significantly contributed to conservation education. With a total of $2,000 awarded, recipients receive $1,500, while $500 is donated to a community project of their choice. This award encourages nominations from those working in these regions, recognizing the vital role of education staff, field assistants, and students in promoting conservation efforts.

In honor of Dr. Charles Southwick's longstanding commitment to conservation education, we have developed the Charles Southwick Conservation Education Commitment Award. This award is dedicated to recognizing individuals living in primate habitat countries that have made a significant contribution to formal and informal conservation education in their countries. The amount of the award is $2,000: $1500 will be given directly to the recipient and $500 will be given in the recipient's name to a project of their choosing in their community.
We encourage investigators working in primate habitat areas to nominate members of their staff (or of the local community) that they feel have made a significant contribution to conservation education in their study area.

Eligibility

Eligible candidates must be residents of the region in which they are working and include education staff, field assistants, graduate students, or other individuals that are directly involved with providing educational programs to the people living around the project area.Candidates do not need to have an advanced degree to be eligible.