Panthera makes grants for research and conservation of the world’s populations of wild cats. The Kaplan Graduate Awards help develop the next generation of wild cat biologists. The program supports outstanding young biology graduate students working on the conservation of wild felids in situ. Panthera welcomes applications for projects on all wild cat species in all regions. The maximum award is US$15 thousand for one year, although renewals may be requested. The next deadline for letters of inquiry is 15 July 2017. Link
Panthera makes grants for research and conservation of the world’s populations of wild cats. The Kaplan Graduate Awards help develop the next generation of wild cat biologists. The program supports outstanding young biology graduate students working on the conservation of wild felids in situ. Panthera welcomes applications for projects on all wild cat species in all regions. The maximum award is US$15 thousand for one year, although renewals may be requested. The next deadline for letters of inquiry is 15 July 2017. Link