Mia Larrieu, a 2022 Research Grant recipient. Read more about her research: A Study of Two Chickadees.
WFO is pleased to announce its 2025 Research Grant Program, designed to support student research and internships and foster the next generation of field ornithologists.
Three grants of up to $1,500 each will be awarded for the 2025 field season. Funds may be used for travel, supplies, lodging, and other project-related expenses.
Eligible applicants should be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate institute, though highly motivated students under 18 with a suitable project and qualified supervisor at a college, university, or research institution may also apply. Research must contribute to the understanding of the field biology of bird species occurring within the WFO region.
Applications comprise of a short project proposal, budget statement, resume, and letter of recommendation. More information and full application instructions can be found on the Scholarships & Grants page.
To apply, please email your application materials to the Chair of the Research Grant Subcommittee, Dr. John Harris at jhh.birder@gmail.com.
Last date to apply: March 15, 2025.
For more information, please contact Dr. John Harris at jhh.birder@gmail.com.
Read about past award recipients on the WFO website: