Funding Amount

Up to $5,000 per grant

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Future for Wildlife Grant Program

Funder: Oregon Zoo Foundation

Overview: Regional grant program working locally to protect threatened and endangered species and the ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest. The program receives support from the zoo's Quarters for Conservation program, which directs a portion of each admission ticket toward helping Northwest species.

Geographic Scope: Pacific Northwest (Oregon and Washington focus)

Focus Areas:

  • California condor recovery and protection

  • Wolverine monitoring and conservation

  • Turtle habitat and nest surveys

  • Native plant production for endangered butterflies

  • Amphibian habitat restoration (Oregon spotted frog)

  • Pygmy rabbit genetic monitoring

  • Species research and monitoring at range limits
  • Recent Grant Awards (2018):

  • Cascade Carnivore Project: $3,000

  • Institute for Applied Ecology: $4,142

  • Northwest Ecological Research Institute: $4,538

  • Santa Barbara Zoo: $4,100

  • University of Idaho: $4,970

  • Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife: $4,200
  • Contact: [email protected] or [email protected] or 503-220-2493

    How to Apply

    How to Apply

    For information on how to apply for Future for Wildlife grants, contact the Oregon Zoo Foundation:

    • Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
    • Phone: 503-220-2493
    • Website: oregonzoo.org

    Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    wildlifeenvironmental-conservationscience-research

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