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Washington Chapter of The Wildlife Society - Research Grants Thank you to our 2026 Sponsor & Donors Continuing Education Units Call for Symposia and Continuing Education 2027 Annual Conference - Save the Date The Washington Chapter of The Wildlife Society provides grant funding for wildlife research projects in Washington State. Funding requests cannot exceed $3,000. Student proposals are encouraged.
Proposals are reviewed by the WATWS Research Grants Committee and final funding decisions are made by the Board. The deadline for submission of proposals is December 31, 2026 . To Apply for the 2027 Cycle: 2-3 page proposal including: Introduction, Methods, Timetable, Budget, Expected Products Curriculum Vitae of applicant(s) Submit applications to the Grants Committee ( grants@watws.
org ), Subject Line: 'Research Grant Application' Deadline is December 31, 2026 ! Importance of the question Adequacy of proposed methods to meet project objectives. Likely success of achieving objectives given question, design, funding, and time period.
Management priority (e.g. T&E and sensitive species, important game species, etc.). Relative importance of the grant toward achieving research goals Grant recipients are expected to present results of their project at a future WATWS Annual Conference ( or other public presentation) and provide a write-up for the Chapter newsletter. Recipients also are expected to be (or become) members of WATWS at the time the funds are received.
The grant recipient will be announced at the 2026 Joint conference. Please contact the Grants Committee (grants@watws. org) for more info.
Timothy Chen, PhD Student, School of Environmental and Forest Sciences, University of Washington.
Advancing our Understanding of Habitat Preferences in Endangered Northwestern Pond Claire Kurlychek - Seasonal movements and habitat selection of black-tailed and white-tailed jackrabbits in central Washington Annalie Lees and Dylan Collins – the Tulalip Tribes’ Wildlife Department , Using Geolocator and Motus tags to track the migration of western purple martins nesting in western Washington Becca Windell – Understanding Human-Bear Conflict Taza Schaming – NRCC, Clark's Nutcracker Ecology Yasmine Hentati – UW, River Otter Parasite and Pollution Interaction Alex Pavlinovic - ESC, Gray Whale Behavior in Puget Sound Taza Schaming - NRCC, Clark's Nutcracker Ecology & White-bark Pine Reproduction Ethan Duvall - WWU, Nooksack River Bald Eagle Population Assessment Logan Whiles - WSU, Hoary Marmot Predation Assessment Katie Stanchak - Systematics & Distribution of Sorex merriami in Washington Leah Renzel & Tom Virzi - Bat Maternity Site Monitoring Teresa Lorenz - USFS, Woodpecker Diet and Nesting Kyle Ebenhoch - WSU, Greater Sage Grouse Movement and Survival Amy Ulappa - WSU, Black-tailed Deer Diet Evaluation Matthew Warren - WWU, Cougar Genetics & Habitat Connectivity in Washington Tara Chestnut & Hannah Anderson - ESC, Streaked Horned Lark Study * HELP US FILL IN THIS HISTORY!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Wildlife research in Washington; students encouraged. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Applications for WATWS Research Grants are due December 31, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
WATWS Research Grants is funded by Washington Chapter of The Wildlife Society (WATWS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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