How much funding does Lawrence Jacobsen Education Development Grant provide?

Lawrence Jacobsen Education Development Grant provides Up to US $1,500 in funding.

When is the deadline for Lawrence Jacobsen Education Development Grant?

The funder has not published a deadline for this grant.

How often is Lawrence Jacobsen Education Development Grant offered?

Lawrence Jacobsen Education Development Grant has 2 deadlines a year: February 15, March 1. The next deadline is expected February 15, 2027.

Lawrence Jacobsen Education Development Grant

International Primatological Society

Foundation Environmental Education Grants

Funding Amount

Up to US $1,500

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Deadline history & next window

Cycle: Twice a year
Next expected: February 15, 2027
Tracked since: April 2026

Deadlines each year: February 15 · March 1

From the program guidelines: “Applications require submission by February 15 for feedback and must be revised by the March 1 deadline.”

Can we apply?

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Not eligible / not funded

Not eligible: Notably, proposals focusing solely on primate conservation or research are not eligible.
Not eligible: We do not consider proposals for projects focusing solely on primate conservation or on research – please see the other relevant IPS grants for those areas.

Overview

The Lawrence Jacobsen Education Development Grant, offered by the International Primatological Society, provides up to $1500 to support the creation of primate conservation education initiatives. These programs should engage local communities or schools and can include training in conservation education techniques. Notably, proposals focusing solely on primate conservation or research are not eligible. Applications require submission by February 15 for feedback and must be revised by the March 1 deadline.

NOTE: We now provide feedback on proposals prior to final submission from nationals of range-state countries. Applications must be submitted by the 15th of February for feedback; revised submissions must be resubmitted by the general March the 1st deadline.
The Education Committee of IPS solicits grants of up to $1500 to support the development of primate conservation education programs. These initiatives should support field conservation programs, work with local community and/or schools, or used to provide training in conservation education techniques. If you plan to include community conservation in your program you may be eligible for an additional Conservation through Community Involvement (CCI) award of $500.

Ineligibility

We do not consider proposals for projects focusing solely on primate conservation or on research – please see the other relevant IPS grants for those areas.