Ralph W. Schreiber Ornithology Research Award Grant

Ralph W. Schreiber Ornithology Research Award Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Los Angeles Audubon Society
Amount: Up to US $2,000
Last Updated: May 28, 2025

Summary

The Ralph W. Schreiber Ornithology Research Award, presented by the Los Angeles Audubon Society, supports research in bird biology. This grant is aimed at students and amateur ornithologists in Southern California who lack access to other funding sources. Researchers are encouraged to apply, particularly those focusing on local species and conservation. The award fosters innovative research and aims to promote understanding of avian biology in the region.

Overview

Schreiber Ornithology Research Awards The Los Angeles Audubon Society presents an annual research grant, the Ralph W. Schreiber Ornithology Research Award, to support research relevant to the biology of birds. Award recipients are limited to students and amateur ornithologists who are not able to secure research funding through channels available to professional ornithologists, and who reside in southern California (from San Luis Obispo, Kern and San Bernardino Counties south) or are currently enrolled in a southern California academic institution. There is no geographical restriction on the research area. While a more favorable consideration of research that is of a local nature involving local species and conservation issues, all researchers are encouraged to apply.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Awards will be given to students and amateur ornithologists, who are not able to secure research funding through channels available to professional ornithologists. Applicants should reside in or attend school in southern California [San Luis Obispo, Kern, and San Bernardino Counties and south, and adjacent areas (at the discretion of the Awards Committee)]. Awards will be given for ornithologically oriented research, which may be conducted anywhere. While we have taken a more favorable consideration of research that is of a local nature involving local species, all researchers are encouraged to apply. Only one award will be given for an individual project or thesis.One or more awards will be given this year.