National Geographic invites innovative projects for saving lions, tigers, cheetahs, leopards, and other big cats in the wild. Proposals can focus on anti-poaching programs; interventions leading to declines in big cat mortality; projects that test new technology; educational projects focused on community; and economic incentives for local people to ensure long-term survival of big cats. For cheetahs, conservation proposals should seek to fulfill the recommendations from formal regional strategies and national action plans. Eligibility for grants extends to field-based conservationists, environmental educators, students, and researchers. Proposals are accepted anytime. Link
National Geographic invites innovative projects for saving lions, tigers, cheetahs, leopards, and other big cats in the wild. Proposals can focus on anti-poaching programs; interventions leading to declines in big cat mortality; projects that test new technology; educational projects focused on community; and economic incentives for local people to ensure long-term survival of big cats. For cheetahs, conservation proposals should seek to fulfill the recommendations from formal regional strategies and national action plans. Eligibility for grants extends to field-based conservationists, environmental educators, students, and researchers. Proposals are accepted anytime. Link