NWRA: Wildlife Housing Scholarship Grant

The NWRA Wildlife Housing Scholarship offers financial support to NWRA members and licensed wildlife rehabilitators for constructing or renovating wildlife rehabilitation housing. Funded by generous donors, this scholarship aims to help meet wildlife housing standards and assist in permit renewals. Each applicant can receive up to half of the project cost, encouraging compliance with wildlife rehabilitation guidelines and enhancing care for injured or orphaned wildlife.

NWRA Wildlife Housing Scholarships
The NWRA Wildlife Housing Scholarship is funded through the generous contribution of two members, and may be continued into future years through the generosity of a variety of donors, including any NWRA members who wish to contribute. Additional funding is provided by a generous contribution from the Orphaned Wildlife Rescue Center. The amount available in any one year depends on the amount of funding received from donors.
This scholarship benefits NWRA members and licensed/permitted rehabilitators in the United States through an opportunity to receive a cash scholarship for building, repairing, or renovating housing used exclusively for the rehabilitation of wildlife. NWRA matches an amount to be raised by the applicant; in other words, NWRA may fund up to one-half the projected cost of a project.
NWRA’s goal is to help rehabilitators meet wildlife housing requirements as published in the Standards for Wildlife Rehabilitation, 2021 edition. In many cases it also helps meet the requirements for state and federal rehabilitation permit renewal.

Eligibility

Individuals may apply for as many scholarships as they like. Only one scholarship is awarded per person in any given year.Recommendation letters should be on letterhead where possible, must be signed with a current date, and must not be from someone supervised by the applicant.
We recommend that applicants be at least 16 years of age.Individuals may apply for as many scholarships as they like. Only one scholarship is awarded per person in any given year.
You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member.