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Science Grant 2010
Applications are now closed.
The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife and the Humane Society International join the program. Read below.
Three Grants of up to $7000 now available. Two specifically for Marine ecosystems.
The Paddy Pallin Foundation will be offering an annual Science Grant of up to $7000 to support field-based, high quality ecological research. The objective of the grant is to provide financial support for conservation-based research of Australian ecosystems that will ultimately lead to tangible outcomes for management. The scope of the research is open to terrestrial, marine and freshwater research on animals and/or plants. The grant is open to postgraduate students and Early Career Researchers (within 3 years of submitting PhD). Funding for 2010 will commence in September. The grant will be administered through the Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales. Grant Conditions
Application Process Applications should include the following information:
A subcommittee comprising members of the council of the Royal Zoological Society of NSW and members of the Paddy Pallin Foundation will assess applications and the decision of the subcommittee is final. Applicants will be notified by email of the outcomes of the grant by 15 September 2010. Funding will then be provided on staged basis after completion of progress report (after approximately 9 and 18 months depending on project). In 2010 the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife and the Humane Society International are each offering additional Marine Science Grants of $7,000 under the Paddy Pallin Foundation Science Grants program to support marine research of australian marine ecosystems that will ultimately lead to tangible outcomes for management. The scope of the reseach is open to marine research on animals and/or plants. The same application process applies. Download this as a pdf here. 103kb Download a pdf of the cover sheet here. 93kb or as a Word document here. 111kb
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