IWLA: National Conservation Scholarship Grant

The IWLA National Conservation Scholarship, established in 2005 by the Izaak Walton League of America, aims to foster future leaders in natural resource management. This scholarship is available to rising junior and senior undergraduates enrolled in recognized conservation or environment-related programs, encompassing fields such as environmental science, forestry, wildlife, and ecology. By supporting students in these disciplines, the scholarship contributes to the ongoing efforts of the IWLA to promote conservation initiatives.

The IWLA National Conservation Scholarship program was established in 2005 to promote conservation leadership among future natural resource managers and professionals.
This scholarship supports rising junior and senior college undergraduates from recognized conservation or environment-related degree programs. These degree programs may include (but are not limited to) environmental science, natural resource management, forestry, wildlife, fisheries, parks and recreation, range management, and other related sciences such as ecology, biology (conservation/ field/ marine), geology, hydrology, and zoology.
The National Conservation Scholarship complements the many scholarships offered annually by IWLA chapters and state divisions.