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Find similar grantsSkutch Research Grant is sponsored by Association of Field Ornithologists. This award promotes field studies of birds by helping to support research or analyses, open to researchers based in Latin America.
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Grants & Awards – Association of Field Ornithologists AFO is proud to offer multiple research and career achievement awards through our Bergstrom and Skutch memorial funds. Awards are offered for field researchers at all stages of their career. Information is available for each program below.
If you would like to help us grow our grants programs, consider making a donation to AFO today. E. Alexander Bergstrom Memorial Research Grant The Bergstrom Grant is designed to promote field studies of birds by helping to support research or analyses.
Special consideration will be given to proposals dealing with avian life history, the use of data collected all or in part by avocational ornithologists, or that employ bird banding or other marking techniques. This grant opportunity is open to researchers in North America.
For more information: CLICK HERE The Skutch Research Grant is a new award beginning in 2024, and is similar to the Bergstrom Memorial Research Grant for researchers based in Latin America that was offered through 2023. It is designed to promote field studies of birds by helping to support research or analyses. This grant opportunity is open to researchers based in Latin America.
For more information: CLICK HERE The Skutch Keystone Grant for Studies in Avian Natural History is offered annually by the Association of Field Ornithologists. The Fund is intended to support the study of life histories, especially social relations and reproduction, of little known birds of the Continental Neotropics including Trinidad and Tobago, with a minimum of disturbance.
For more information: CLICK HERE Career Achievement Awards Alexander F. Skutch Medal The Skutch Medal recognizes career accomplishments, particularly in, although not limited to, research relating to life history studies of Neotropical birds.
Criteria may include encouragement and mentoring of students, particularly Latin Americans, and making research accessible to the public through popular publications, as well as publishing work in scientific journals.
For more information: CLICK HERE In addition to the research and career achievement awards, AFO also offers a number of awards annually to students and early-career professionals, as well as sponsored memberships for students and researchers based in Latin America: Award for Best Student Publication
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers based in Latin America. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Skutch Research Grant is funded by Association of Field Ornithologists. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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