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Grants and Awards :: University of Wyoming Biodiversity Institute 2024 Biodiversity Institute Grant open to applications February 12 to March 22, 2024. The Biodiversity Institute enhances and supports research across the University community and beyond through an array of research grants, faculty, museum, and facility collaborations, and statewide partnerships.
The Biodiversity Institute grant programs are funded and managed by the Institute to support basic and applied research, and projects that communicate the scope and value of biodiversity research happening at the University of Wyoming to the public.
The Biodiversity Institute currently supports three grant programs: The Biodiversity Institute's Biodiversity Graduate Student Research Enhancement Grants provide financial support to UW graduate students conducting innovative and high-impact research on topics related to biodiversity in departments across the University.
Successful conservation of biological diversity requires both basic and applied research to better inform current and future policy decisions. Because graduate students are a major engine of biodiversity research at UW, the Biodiversity Institute (BI) provides grants to enhance or expand ongoing graduate student research in any field related to biodiversity.
The Biodiversity Institute's Novel Outreach and Education Grant program supports exceptionally innovative approaches to science outreach, engagement, and education. The program is designed to fund activities that communicate scientific knowledge of how biodiversity is generated, maintained, and restored, and the impacts of biological diversity on human well-being.
The Novel Outreach and Education Grant program has replaced the Biodiversity in Art grant program which was offered for 6 years, between 2013 and 2018, and distributed grants to graduate students and faculty. Successful conservation of biological diversity requires the support of an informed and actively engaged public.
Public support for biodiversity and its conservation may be increased by providing compelling and relevant evidence of the impact of biodiversity on ecosystem services and human well-being. The Richard Baldes Native American Excellence Fund Award : Native American students who are doing biodiversity research relevant to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho will be prioritized for this funding.
Applicants must demonstrate that they have a relationship and approval to do the research with either tribe. Biodiversity Graduate Student Research Enhancement Grants Successful conservation of biological diversity requires both basic and applied research to better inform current and future policy decisions.
Because graduate students are a major engine of biodiversity research at UW, the Biodiversity Institute (BI) provides grants to enhance or expand ongoing graduate student research in any field related to biodiversity. Novel Outreach & Education Grants Successful conservation of biological diversity requires the support of an informed and actively engaged public.
Public support for biodiversity and its conservation may be increased by providing compelling and relevant evidence of the impact of biodiversity on ecosystem services and human well-being. Maximum amount of the award is $20,000 for one year. We anticipate funding several proposals.
Richard Baldes Native American Excellence Fund Award Native American students who are doing biodiversity research relevant to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho will be prioritized for this funding. Applicants must demonstrate that they have a relationship and approval to do the research with either tribe.
Bridger Huhn - Testing biophysical Mechanisms to Explain and Predict Rare Plant Locations in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem This generous award has made it possible for me to continue my second season of studying the biophysics of rare plants in the Greater Yellowstone… Miles Milbrath - "Do Beaver Dam Analogs Mimic Beaver Dams?
: Effects on Food Webs, Structure, Function, and Water Quality in a Restored Stream" "This funding from the Biodiversity Institute provides essential support for my graduate research by enabling comprehensive fieldwork and analysis of… Samantha Poratti - "Investigating the Distribution and Reproduction of the Native California Floater and Western Pearlshell Mussels in the Bear River Watershed" 2023 Graduate Student Research Grant recipient Megan Szojka - "Into thin air: the importance of human-induced climate change on biodiversity in habitats at risk" "Receiving the Biodiversity Graduate Student Research Enhancement Grant has allowed me to continue studying how alpine biodiversity is changing under… Hailey Mount - Linking Plant Functional Traits to Demographic Fitness Responses I'm very grateful to receive the Biodiversity Institute Graduate Student Enhancement Grant to help support data collection in the summer bridging my…
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Novel Outreach & Education Grants (Biodiversity Institute) is funded by University of Wyoming Biodiversity Institute. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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