Holohil Grant Program

The Holohil Grant Program, established in 2016, supports endangered species research by providing transmitters at reduced or no cost. With over $75,000 awarded globally, the program aims to enhance scientific knowledge and conservation efforts. It encourages projects that utilize Holohil transmitters significantly, engage the public, and focus on underrepresented species of high conservation value. Open to all scientists and non-scientists, the program invites applications quarterly to foster impactful research.

For more than 35 years Holohil has supported endangered species research and educational work for a variety of agencies and researchers. During that time, we have donated transmitters predominately for bat and raptor research. To this end, we are extending our support to research projects that are of high value for their species, have a sound research design, and have a positive conservation intention. In 2016, we introduced our new Holohil Grant Program (HGP), which aims to offer Holohil transmitters at a reduced (or no) cost to projects deserving of support.
Since its inception, the HGP has awarded more than $75,000.00 in transmitters to projects around the globe.

Eligibility

Holohil Grant Program would like to support projects that generally meet the following criteria:The project makes significant use of Holohil transmitters for data collection.
The project aims to advance scientific knowledge.
The project contributes to conservation.
The project engages/educates the public.
The project involves underrepresented study species of high research or conservation value. The Holohil Grant Program is open to scientists and non-scientists from anywhere in the world.All transmitters from the Holohil product line are available for the HGP. Although, because some units are highly specialized and sometimes require relatively expensive components, some grants may be limited to fewer free units than others.We ask that you only apply for one project per quarter