Georgia Ornithological Society

Open programs4

1. GOS Avian Conservation Grants (Guidelines for Grant Applicants)

   The Georgia Ornithological Society offers annual Avian Conservation Grants to fund on-the-ground implementation projects that benefit resident and migratory birds in Georgia, with total annual awards typically $35,000–$50,000 and applicants asked to request a minimum of $15,000 (projects with matching funds are favored).

   Research ProjectConservation; Ornithology; Ecology

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $15,000

2. H. Branch Howe Graduate Student Research Grant (GOS)

   The Georgia Ornithological Society offers H. Branch Howe Graduate Student Research Grants of up to $15,000 (normally for a 12‑month period, renewal permitted) to support graduate student ornithological research, with priority given to projects in Georgia; funds may not be used for salary, tuition, university overhead, or indirect costs.

   FellowshipOrnithology

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $15,000

3. Lydia Thompson Grant

   The Georgia Ornithological Society's Lydia Thompson Grant provides implementation-focused funding for projects that benefit the conservation of native or migratory birds in Georgia, including citizen science, public education, surveys, behavioral/physiological studies, management actions, and related outreach.

   Research ProjectOrnithology / Bird Conservation

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $5,000

4. Norene Boring Undergraduate Grant

   The Georgia Ornithological Society offers the Norene Boring Undergraduate Grant to support undergraduate ornithological research, providing awards up to $1,000 with amounts and number of grants determined by the Howe Grant Committee.

   Research ProjectOrnithology

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $1,000

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