San Fernando Valley Audubon Society Grant

San Fernando Valley Audubon Society Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: San Fernando Valley Audubon Society
Amount: Up to US $5,000
Last Updated: November 16, 2025

Summary

The San Fernando Valley Audubon Society Grant offers funding up to $5,000 for projects that promote bird conservation and education in the SFVAS territory. Eligible applicants include non-profit groups and individuals focused on research, educational initiatives, and conservation efforts. Applications should be submitted four weeks prior to the board meeting for consideration. This grant supports diverse projects, enhancing knowledge and resources for avian conservation and public education.

Overview

San Fernando Valley Audubon Society has a grants and scholarships program to support community scholars as well as local conservation research and projects. The Grants program is focused on providing support to individuals including students and community organizations for important research and/or projects related to birds, birding, and conservation. SFVAS Grant San Fernando Valley Audubon Society (SFVAS), an organization dedicated to bird conservation, education and science, is offering grants for projects which advance these goals. Grants of up to $5000 will be considered for projects in the San Fernando Valley Audubon Society Territory. Applications are due and must be received not later than four (4) weeks before the next scheduled board meeting of SFVAS for possible consideration. Grants of a larger amount may be considered, but would require expanded documentation and review time, and permission to file such an application must be obtained from the SFVAS Grants committee. Types of Projects Supported Research which may significantly contribute to further knowledge about, or conservation of, avian resources in the SFVAS territory.Educational projects targeted at schools, nature centers, or youth and/or adult organizations. May include interpretive displays, bird viewing blinds or similar infrastructure for enhancing avian education.Popular publications about birds in our region and/or their habitat. These publications are to be aimed at the general public rather than scientific audiences.Projects that promote the conservation of natural resources and the creation, preservation, enhancement, or remediation of wildlife habitats and biodiversity in the SFVAS area.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Non-profit groups, including schools, in the SFVAS territory are eligible for SFVAS grants. Grants to individuals may be considered.