Kaʻū Wildlife Scholarship
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Rolling / Open
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Overview
Kaʻū Wildlife Scholarship
Geographic Scope: Kaʻū region of Hawaiʻi
Eligibility: Recent high school graduates with ties to Kaʻū
Award Details: In May 2023, HWF offered ten scholarships to recent high school graduates with ties to Kaʻū, thanks to funding from a private foundation.
Purpose: Support educational advancement for students committed to wildlife conservation and environmental stewardship
Contact: Hawaiʻi Wildlife Fund, wildhawaii.org
Background: The scholarship program recognizes students with passion for native Hawaiian wildlife and ecosystem conservation. Recipients have demonstrated commitment to protecting Hawaiʻi's natural resources through education and action.
How to Apply
Application Process
Application Components:
Essay Prompt: Write about your favorite native Hawaiian wildlife species (plant or animal), discussing why you chose it and its significance to you and Hawaiʻi's ecosystems.
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