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Round 4 applications closed December 19, 2025. Winners to be announced March 2026. No future round open date listed.
Satellites for Biodiversity Award is sponsored by Connected Conservation Foundation and Airbus Foundation. This award provides conservationists with access to Airbus's state-of-the-art satellites, including AI-enhanced Pléiades Neo HD15 imagery, and funding.
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Satellites for Biodiversity Award Satellites for Biodiversity Award -Round 4 - NOW CLOSED The Satellites for Biodiversity Award opened its fourth call, helping conservationists apply cutting-edge geospatial tools, including very high-resolution (VHR) satellite imagery, artificial intelligence (AI), and in-situ data, to reveal critical details of our changing planet.
The combination of geospatial data and artificial intelligence is part of a rapidly growing field known as GeoAI, which is crucial for environmental decision-making, as well as informing global targets, policies and actions.
Accuracy has been a major challenge for the application of early mapping algorithms to lower-resolution imagery, where, in some situations, outputs have resulted in skewed assessments, misguided priorities and wasted efforts. With advances in computing, AI Foundation Models, training strategies, and collaboration, a more comprehensive toolbox for mapping and monitoring the planet is emerging.
Access to Pléiades and Pléiades Neo satellite data, including HD15 Complimentary ArcGIS Pro from ESRI for advanced mapping and analysis Ongoing mentorship and technical support from CCF and Airbus geospatial experts Publication of results in the Ecosystem Insight Hub Award open for global applications: Run by the Connected Conservation Foundation and the Airbus Foundation, this award provides conservationists with access to Airbus’s state-of-the-art satellites, including AI-enhanced Pléiades Neo HD15 imagery, delivering sharper, artefact-free views.
This grant can help map habitats and biodiversity in fine detail, build more accurate training datasets, track land-use change at scale, and inform actionable strategies for conflict hotspots, restoration, and ecosystem protection.
We encourage all applications to integrate participation from local communities and meet one of these criteria: Projects focusing on the state of species abundance, distribution and extinction risks to threats from environmental, social or commercial pressures. These projects assess threat level (IUCN Red List threat level), population sizes and extinction drivers, including changes in habitat area and quality.
Projects investigating introducing, spreading and managing invasive plant or animal species. Projects that track and inform management practices and operations, especially within or near biodiversity-sensitive areas. Including early-warning solutions that enable a response to mitigate conservation issues.
Projects examining changes to “spatial configuration,” “structural connectivity,” and “functionality connectivity” - focusing on maintaining or enhancing the physical, biological and ecological linkages within and between ecosystems. Ecosystem Conversion and Restoration Projects identifying and analysing the change in natural spaces to managed systems or built-up areas, as well as efforts to restore areas to their natural state.
Applications open: 29 September 2025 Applications close: 23:59 GMT on 19 December 2025 Winners announced: March 2026 15 ambitious conservation projects across 13 countries are now supported through this partnership. View all winning projects here . Please contact info@connectedconservation.
foundation This award is designed to boost the capabilities available to conservationists and local communities. By pairing our advanced satellite imagery with their on-the-ground knowledge, we’re giving them the precise tools and clear evidence they need to protect vulnerable ecosystems and species, driving real, tangible impact.
Hania Tabet, Airbus Head of Social Value & Airbus Foundation Director Familiarise yourself with our terms and conditions before applying. Meet the judging panel for Round 4 of the Satellites for Biodiversity Award Pleiades Neo (C) 2024 Distribution Airbus DS Visit our Ecosystem Insight Hub What have our award winners learnt? Let's take a look Donate today to help save species and their habitats.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Conservationists globally. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $6,000 in funding + access to satellite data and software. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Satellites for Biodiversity Award is funded by Connected Conservation Foundation and Airbus Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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