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DANFORTH CONSERVATION GRANTS

The Sophie Danforth Conservation Biology Fund (SDCBF), established by Roger
Williams Park Zoo and the Rhode Island Zoological Society in 1989, supports
conservation programs that protect threatened wildlife and habitats worldwide.

Field studies and other projects that demonstrate a multi-disciplinary approach
to biodiversity and ecosystem conservation, and projects that involve in-country
collaborators receive the highest funding priority.

Environmental education programs, development of techniques that can be used in
a natural environment, and captive propagation programs that stress an
integrative approach to conservation are also appropriate. Projects must
directly affect biological conservation.




GRANT APPLICATION PROCESS: IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR GRANT APPLICANTS

Eligibility

Applicants must be associated with an organization (e.g. NGO, university, etc.)
through which s/he can receive funding. Organizations, not individuals, receive
funding check. There are no eligibility restrictions on the nationality of the
applicant.

Projects that have been funded by the SDCBF are eligible for a second year of
funding. A second application must be submitted according to the application
guidelines, along with a progress report from the first year of SDCBF funding.

Roger Williams Park Zoo is not required to be a collaborator for a project to be
eligible for funding.

Funding Restrictions

Funds for elements of a project that will have already occurred before awards
are granted are not eligible for grants. In rare cases there are exceptions,
however, ongoing costs such as salaries of permanent staff and other
administrative costs are generally not considered.

Funds to cover contingencies, institutional/organizational overhead, indirect
costs, tuition fees, fringe benefits, or travel not associated with project
activities (e.g., travel to conferences where results will be presented) are not
granted.

We may consider partial funding of a project if a particular component of the
project has support and can be completed independently, or if it is made clear
that additional funding has been obtained or is being sought from other sources
to cover remaining costs. We do not accept proposals requesting more than the
maximum amount of funds allowed for the specific grant program. One may submit a
proposal for subsequent phases of previously funded projects.

We will not consider highly invasive, terminal research projects, or projects
that collect/voucher specimens for funding.

Application Components

We will not consider proposals that do not follow the guidelines precisely.

No phone calls, please. All information needed to inform your application is
included here. We suggest that you review current and past grantee project
descriptions prior to preparing your application.

TITLE PAGE

Include applicant’s name, institutional affiliation, address, job title, degree
being sought or highest degree obtained, telephone number, fax number, e-mail
address, total budget, and amount requested from SDCBF (maximum annual request
is $1,000).

Also, include the project title and a 100-word ABSTRACT of the proposed project,
stating the purpose, methods, and significance of the project to the field of
conservation biology.

PROPOSAL NARRATIVE

Maximum of three (3) pages with a 10-point font minimum. Literature cited in the
proposal narrative may be listed on a separate single page (for a total of four
(4) pages for the narrative component). The narrative must include all of the
following:

 * Introduction to the project explaining the rationale for the project,
   specific conservation goals and objectives, and hypotheses to be tested.
   Clearly describe the applied conservation goals.
 * Methods/plan of action describing data collection methods, sample size, and
   detailed timetable including project’s completion date and dissemination
   plan.
 * Implementation plan detailing how the project results will be used in
   conservation action or policy.
 * Outcome evaluation process explaining how the project’s impact(s) on
   conservation will be assessed.
 * Detailed budget for the project. Include a budget justification with a
   description of how the SDCBF grant money will be used. List amount and
   sources of additional support, pending or received.
 * Curriculum Vitae. Two page maximum.
 * Two letters of recommendation, each from a different individual familiar with
   the applicant and the proposal.

Application Deadlines

June 1, 2023:

 * All components of the application (narrative, CV, and letters of
   recommendation). We will not accept components that arrive after the date
   above, nor will we accept incomplete applications.

September 15, 2023:

 * Grants awarded. No funds provided before October 1.

September 15, 2024:

 * Deadline for filing a progress report including an update on the status of
   the project and detailing your budgetary expenditures to date.


APPLICATION MAILING ADDRESS

Send completed application by postal mail to:
Sophie Danforth Conservation Biology Fund
Roger Williams Park Zoo
1000 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907
USA

Please Note: You may also fax your application to (401) 941-3988. However, you
must also send a hard copy through postal mail.

Questions? Contact Louis Perrotti, director of conservation programs
at Lperrotti@rwpzoo.org or call (401) 785-3510 ext. 335.


PAST GRANTEES (DETAILS ON ANY PROJECT AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.)

2021 Sophie Danforth Grant Recipients

Lowland Tapir Conservation Initiative: One Species, One Country, Four Biomes

PI: Patricia Medici

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Bay Area Puma Project (BAPP): Barriers to Movement in Marin County

PI: Zara McDonald

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Kids For Compassionate Conservation: Educational Outreach to Protect Critically
Endangered Chimpanzees (Pantroglodytes Verus) In Sierra Leone

PI: Gregg Tully (PASA)

Award Amount: $994.00

 

Through Research Of Tap Root Growth, And Microbial Diversity, Identify
Indigenous Species That Are Better Adapted to Withstand Climate Change.

PI: Loswitha Murugani, Painted Dog Trust

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Construction of an In-Situ Captive Breeding Facility for The Critically
Endangered Guatemalan Beaded Lizard (Heloderma Charlesbogerti)

PI: Dr. Brad Lock, Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Black in Nature: Evaluating and Addressing the Nature Gap in Dallas Texas

PI: Krystal Toney

Award Amount: $508.20

 

Nesting habitat Characterisation of Red Crowned Roofed Turtle (Batagur kachuga)
in National Chambal Sanctuary, India

PI: Pawan SP Pareek

Award Amount: $1000.00

 Creating A Youth Environmental Leadership Program on Endangered Mammals in
Malawi

PI: Steven Makumba

Award Amount:  $1000.00

 Community Based Himalayan Salamander (Tylototriton himalayanus) Conservation in
Eastern Himalayas, Nepal

PI: Birek Gautam

Award Amount: $1000.00

Game Based Approach and Intrinsic Motivation for Raising Environmental Awareness

PI: Bhuwan Singh Bist

Award Amount: $1,000.00

2020 Sophie Danforth Grant Recipients

Conservation Center for Abronia graminea in Puebla, Mexico

PI: José Alfredo Hernández Díaz, MSc, Africam Safari Zoo, Mexico

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Habitat Assessment to Select Potential Release Sites for the Critically
Endangered Bali Starlings in Melinggih Kelod Village, Indonesia

PI: Seruni Putri Soewondo, Begawan Foundation (Yayasan Begawan)

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Stealth Hunters and Gentle Giants: Keystone Species Conservation and Community
Stewardship

PI: Dr. Marisa Tellez, Crocodile Research Coalition

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Community-Based Conservation Initiatives for Fishing Cat in Lumbini Wetlands,
Rupandehi District, Nepal

PI: Prativa Kaspal, Women for Conservation

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Community Based Conservation of African Forest Elephants (Loxodonta africana
cyclotus) in OmoForest Reserve ,Southwestern Nigeria

PI: Ikponke Nkanta, Tropical Research and Conservation Centre

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Genetic Analysis of Diamondback Terrapin Populations of the Northeastern United
States

PI: Amanda Lyons, Brown University

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Engaging Landowners, Farmers And Communities In Vulture Conservation Education

PI: Charne Wilhelmi, Vul Pro NPC

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Anecdotal Data for Landscape-Scale Conservation Planning for the
Newly-Discovered Conservation Zone for the Critically Endangered Guatemalan
Beaded Lizard

PI: Brad Lock, DVM; Dipl ACZM, Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Gardens

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Prevention of Illegal Hunting through Environmental Education Workshops to Mayan
Indigenous Children in the State of Campeche, Mexico

PI: Matias Ayuilar Ceresedo, Pro Mazahua Foundation

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Conservation Education of Scimitar Horned Oryx, Extinct in the Wild: Be a
Citizen Scientist

PI: Kathaleen Trost, Columbus County Schools

Award Amount: $1000.00

2019 Sophie Danforth Grant Recipients

Elephants, Vultures, and Honeybees

PI: Mr. Robin Cook

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Identifying Key Habitat Features of an Isolated Black Rat Snake (Pantherophis
alleghaniensis) Population in Massachusetts

PI: Sara A. Horowitz, The children’s Museum

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Ecological Assessment and Conservation Initiatives of Hog Deer (Axis porcinus)
in Chitwan National Park, Nepal

PI: Kiran Thapa Magar, Biodiversity Conservation and Research Society

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Creation of Biological Corridors on Family Plots, for the Conservation
of Abronia campbelli

PI: Dr. Brad Lock, DVM; Dipl ACZM, Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Sea Turtle Conservation and Public Engagement with Science

PI: Felicia M. Page

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Advanced Primate Conservation in the Face of Global Change

PI: Brandon Semel, Fish and Wildlife Conservation Cheatham Hall, Virginia Tech

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Patrol and Fire-Fighting teams to Protect and Conserve the Sabangau Forest,
Indonesia

PI: Mrs. Susan Sheward MBE, Orangutan Appeal UK, New Forest Estate Offices

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

The Impact of Introduced Trout on Andean Amphibians

PI: Emma Steigerwald, University of California, Berkeley Department of
Integrative Biology

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Primate Care Training Program

PI: Gregg Tully

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Pilot Project to Establish Home Ranges of Rehabilitated Sunda Pangolins (Manis
javancia) in the Cat Ten National Park

PI: Tiffany Yi-Lin Chen

Award Amount: $1000.00

2018 Sophie Danforth Grant Recipients

Can the federally endangered American burying beetle be successfully
reintroduced in New York? Habitat suitability assessments based upon community
composition of Burying beetles (Nicrophorus spp.) within targeted protected
areas in New York State

PI: Dr. Carmen Greenwood, Dept. of Fisheries, Wildlife and Environmental
Science, SUNY Cobleskill

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Habitat Assessment and Awareness Activities on Conservation of Himalayan Musk
Deer (Moschus chrysogaster) in Langtang National Park, Nepal

PI: Tilak Thapamager, Himalayan Biodiversity Network-Nepal

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Characterizing primate pet trade ad use in the Yucatan Peninsula and
implementing conservation education to preserve endangered Geoffroy’s spider
monkeys

PI: Luisa Rebecchini

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Moving amphibian probiotics from the lab to wild populations under threat from
disease

PI: Timothy Korpita

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Conservation of the Slow Loris through Community Participation and
Coffee-growing Agroforestry in Western Java

PI: Prof. Anna Nekaris, Oxford Brookes University

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

VulPro/ Roots and Shoots after school programme

PI: Charne Wilhelmi

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

The transition to nutritional independence and associated conservation risks in
an insectivorous bat

PI: Jessica M. Dreyer, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Conservation genetics of a Kinixys homeana (Testudines: Testudinidae) population
in Central Ghana and microsatellite development within Kinixys

PI: Jaimie Kittle

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Community based habitat restoration for the critically endangered Guatemalam
beaded lizard (Heloderma charlesbogerti)

PI: Brad Lock, DVM; Dipl. ACZM, Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden

Award Amount: $1000.00

2017 Sophie Danforth Grant Recipients

Anecdotal Data for Landscape-Scale Conservation Planning for the
Newly-Discovered Conservation Zone for the Critically Endangered Guatemalan
Beaded Lizard

PI: Brad Lock, DVM; Dipl ACZM, Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Gardens

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Evaluation of the Prey Base and Feeding Relationships of the American Burying
Beetle (Nicrophorus americanus)

PI: Brandon Quimby

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Can Isotopes in Feces Track the Mobility Of Difficult to Observe Mammals

PI: Brooke Erin Crowley

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Conservation and Empowerment in Uganda

PI: Rebecca Goldstone

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Lowland Tapir Health, Risk Assessment and Long-Term Conservation in Brazil

PI: Renata Carolina Fernandes Santos

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Determining Life History and Population Size of Juvenile and Adult Diamondback
Terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) in Rhode Island

PI: Sarah Helmbrecht

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Conservation of the Critically Endangered Alligator Lizard (Ambronia campbelli)
in Eastern Guatemala Through Habitat Restoration and Community

PI: Brad Lock

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Wood Turtle (Glyptemys insculpta) Nesting Ecology, Mating Behavior and Genetic
Diversity in Disturbed and Undisturbed Nesting Sites

PI: Alexandra T Vik

Award Amount: $946.37

 

The Effect of Visual, and Auditory Deterrents, and Hive Protections on Honey
Badger Depredation of Beehive Fences

PI: Abigail Johnson

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Preserving the Endangered African Manatee Population from Human Activities in
Lake Ossa Wildlife Reserve

PI: Ngafack Paul Rodrique

Award Amount: $990.00

 

Ecological Community Response to the Abatement of Oil and Gas Development —
Implications for Restoration Planning

PI: Rachel Buxton

Award Amount: $996.80

2016 Sophie Danforth Grant Recipients

Human Dimensions of Timber rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus) Conservation: An
Evaluation of Landowner Attitudes in Connecticut (USA)

PI: Lindsay S. Keener-Eck, Graduate Research Assistant, University of
Connecticut

Award amount: $1000.00

 

Sustainable Innovations and Conservation Education with Wildlife-Neighboring
Communities in Uganda

PI: New Nature Foundation (Kibale Fuel Wood Project)

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Investigating Feeding Platforms as a Means for Dispersing and Propagating Native
Tree Seeds Via Frugivorous Birds in the Dominican Republic

PI: Spencer Schubert, Old Dominion University

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Biodiversity Conservation of the Tubah Upland Forests Through Community
Edu-engagement Using Conservation Radio, Posters, Conservation Champions League,
Agroforestry, and Tree Nursery Design, Construction and Management trainings,
School Conservation Clubs and the Tubah Local Community Conservation Team.

PI: Ngalim Franklin Njaiwo, The Greens, Bamenda, NWR- Cameroon

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Demography of a Recovery: Little Brown Bats Rebounding From White-Nose Syndrome
in the North East

PI: Katherine Gillman, PhD Student, University of New Hampshire

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Conserving South Africa’s Free-ranging Cheetah Through Farmers: Predator
Conflict Mitigation

PI: Deon Cilliers, Field Officer, Cheetah Outreach Trust

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

The Effects Of Suburbanization on the Reproductive Behavior and Physiology of
Wood Frogs (Lithobates Sylvaticus)

PI: Dr. Lindsey Swierk, Yale University

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Can Isotopes In Feces Track The Mobility of Difficult To Observe Mammals?

PI: Brooke Erin Crowley, Assistant Professor, University of Cincinnati

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Wood Turtle (Glyptemys insculpta) Nesting Ecology, Mating Behavior, and Genetic
Diversity in Disturbed and Undisturbed Nesting Sites

PI: Alexandra T. Vlk, SUNY College at Oneonta

Award Amount: $1000.00

 

Conservation of the Critically Endangered Alligator Lizard (Abronia Campbelli)
in Eastern Guatemala Through Habitat Restoration and Community Forest Management
– Phase II

PI: Brad Lock, Zoo Atlanta

Award Amount: $1000.00

2015 Sophie Danforth Grant Recipients

Conservation Genetics of Threatened Endemic Reptiles in Guatemala

PI: Brad Lock, Zoo Atlanta

Award Amount: $1000.00

Reintroduction and Genetic Monitoring of the Endangered Columbia Basin Pygmy
Rabbit

PI: Stephanie DeMay, University of Idaho

Amount Awarded:  $1000.00

 

Torpor in a Critically Endangered Primate: Climate Effects on Behavior,
Microhabitat Use and Reintroduction of the Javan Slow Loris (Nycticebus
javanicus)

PI: Kathleen Reinhardt; Dendi Rustandi

Amount Awarded: $950.00

 

Serengeti Human-Elephant Conflict Mitigation Program

PI: Stevens Ng’walali, Community Poverty Reduction and Environment Conservation
Trust

Amount Awarded:  $1000.00

 

Conservation Radio: Conserving Species of the Bamenda Highlands for Posterity

PI: Ngalim Franklin Njaiwo, Conservation Radio

Amount Awarded:  $1,000.00

 

Pan African Sanctuary Alliance’s (PASA) Emergency Healthcare and Rehabilitation
Program for Injured African Primates

PI: Julie Sherman; Steve Unwin

Amount Awarded:  $1,000.00

 

RNA Viruses: Prevalence, Transmission, and Effect on Native Bumble Bees in
Vermont

Principal Investigator: Samantha Alger, University of Vermont

Amount Awarded:  $1,000.00

 

Development and Utilization of a Quantitative PCR for Diagnosis of Steinhausia
Microsporidia in Captive Polynesian Tree Snails, (Partula nodosa)

PI: Jim Wellehan, University of Florida

Amount Awarded:  $1,276.00

 

Conservation Of The African Large Carnivore Guild: Experimental Investigation of
Interspecific Competition Involving Spotted Hyenas (Crocuta crocuta)

PI: Jessica Vitale, Wild Entrust International

Amount Awarded:  $1,000.00

 

Outdoor Teaching on Natural History to Promote the Conservation of Taita Hills
Forests, Kenya

PI: Lawrence Wagura, National Museums of Kenya

Amount Awarded: $993.50

2014 Sophie Danforth Grant Recipients

Understanding Seasonal Diet and Habitat Overlap of Musk Deer With Livestock and
Assessment of Habitat Selection

PI: Kapil K. Khada

Amount Awarded: $955.00

 

Investigating Chelonid Fibropapilloma-Associated Herpesvirus in Symptomatic and
Asymptomatic Infected Green Sea Turtles

PI: Annie Page-Karjian

Amount Awarded: $885.00

 

Conservation of the African Large Carnivore Guild: Experimental Investigation of
Interspecific Competition Involving Spotted Hyaenas (Crocuta crocuta)

PI: Jessica Vitale

Amount Awarded: $1000.00

 

Development of Assisted Reproductive Techniques in the African Wild Dog

PI: Femke Van den Berghe

Amount Awarded: $1000.00

Dogs Saving Cats: The Livestock Guarding Dog Program

PI: Dr. Laurie Marker

Amount Awarded: $1000.00

 

Frog-Biting Mosquitoes, Culex Territans And Uranotaenia Sapphirina as Vectors of
Multiple Amphibian Pathogens

PI: Mandy Gaudreau

Amount Awarded: $946.00

 

Raising Awareness of Endangered Abronia Species in Guatemala Through Education
and the PEFCA Center

PI: Brad Lock, DVM

Amount Awarded: $1000.00

 

Primate Protection in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Supporting Local Leaders
in Conservation Education Efforts

PI: Dr. Carmen Vidal

Amount Awarded: $868.28

 

Soil Properties and Vegetation Carbohydrate Content on Jackrabbit Inhabited
Prairie Grass Areas in South Dakota

PI: Kelsey Gilcrease

Amount Awarded: $1000.00

 

Empowering Communities to Protect Declining Ecosystems: The Kibale Fuel Wood
Project and Kibale Eco-Char Initiative

PI: Mrs. Rebecca Goldstone & Mr. Michael Stern

Amount Awarded: $1000.00




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