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Official call for proposals issued in 2024 outlining eligibility, funding priorities, application procedures, and reporting requirements for individual grants supporting field-based conservation and research on small mammals in Africa and the Indian Ocean.
Year:
2024
Issuing Organizations:
Global Environment Facility (GEF); Re:wild
Fund:
Fonseca Species Conservation Fund (FSCF)
Program:
Fonseca Leadership Program
Geographic Scope:
GEF-recipient countries in Africa and the Indian Ocean
Taxonomic Focus:
Orders Rodentia and Eulipotyphla
Eligible Species Categories:
IUCN Red List EW, CR, EN, DD; EDGE species; IUCN SSC Small Mammal Specialist Group Key Species and Key Regions
Grant Type:
Individual project grants
Maximum Grant Amount:
US$25,000
Preferred Funding Range:
US$5,000–20,000
Eligibility Criteria:
Early career conservationists aged 35 or younger from GEF-recipient countries
Application Deadline:
15 August 2024
Grant Period:
12–18 months
Final Completion Date:
30 September 2026
Reporting Requirements:
Progress report, final report, financial account, photographic documentation
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Year:
2024
Application deadline:
19 July 2024
Geographic scope:
GEF-recipient countries in Continental Africa and the Indian Ocean
Thematic focus:
Primate species conservation
Eligible taxa:
Cercopithecidae, Aotidae, Atelidae, Callitrichidae, Cebidae, Pitheciidae, Tarsiidae, Galagidae, Lorisidae
Excluded taxa:
Apes and lemurs
Grant amount:
Up to US$25,000
Grant period:
12–18 months, completion by 30 September 2026
Target applicants:
Early career conservationists (35 years or younger) from GEF-recipient countries
Founding organizations:
Global Environment Facility; Re:wild
Expert advisory body:
IUCN Species Survival Commission Primate Specialist Group
Conservation status reference:
IUCN Red List
Language of submission:
English
Contact person:
Jennifer Swandby, Manager of Species Partnerships, Re:wild
Document type:
Call for proposals
Year:
2024
Application deadline:
19 July 2024
Geographic scope:
GEF-recipient countries in Continental Africa and the Indian Ocean
Thematic focus:
Primate species conservation
Eligible taxa:
Cercopithecidae, Aotidae, Atelidae, Callitrichidae, Cebidae, Pitheciidae, Tarsiidae, Galagidae, Lorisidae
Excluded taxa:
Apes and lemurs
Grant amount:
Up to US$25,000
Grant period:
12–18 months, completion by 30 September 2026
Target applicants:
Early career conservationists (35 years or younger) from GEF-recipient countries
Founding organizations:
Global Environment Facility; Re:wild
Expert advisory body:
IUCN Species Survival Commission Primate Specialist Group
Conservation status reference:
IUCN Red List
Language of submission:
English
Contact person:
Jennifer Swandby, Manager of Species Partnerships, Re:wild
Document type:
Call for proposals
Year:
1324
Historical period:
Early 14th century
Region:
France; Normandy; Aquitaine; Limousin; Gascony
Subject:
Anglo-French territorial relations and English continental possessions
Document type:
Historical note / map caption
Related event:
War of Saint-Sardos (1324)
Related agreement:
Treaty of Paris
Countries involved:
Kingdom of England; Kingdom of France
Key locations mentioned:
Normandy; Aquitaine; Limousin; Gascony
Topic:
Reduction of English territorial control in continental France
Year:
2006
Region / City:
England, Scotland, Wales
Subject:
Avian Influenza, Animal Health, Cleansing and Disinfection
Document Type:
Legislative Order
Organization:
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Scottish Government, Welsh Government
Author:
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Scottish Government, Welsh Government
Target Audience:
Owners and agents responsible for cleansing and disinfection of premises affected by avian influenza
Period of Action:
2006 and ongoing
Approval Date:
2006
Date of Amendments:
Ongoing
Contextual Description:
A legislative order detailing procedures for cleansing and disinfection of premises affected by avian influenza in England, Scotland, and Wales.
Year:
2020
Region / city:
Northern Zone (Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden)
Subject:
Pesticide risk assessment for birds and mammals
Document type:
Report
Organization / institution:
Danish Environmental Protection Agency (DK-EPA)
Author:
Alf Aagaard, Bo S. Petersen, NZ Bird and Mammal WG
Target audience:
Environmental professionals, risk assessors, policymakers
Period of validity:
Ongoing, based on revisions
Approval date:
December 2020
Date of changes:
Various revisions between 2013-2021
Context:
A report detailing the process and guidance for assessing pesticide risks to birds and mammals in the Northern Zone, including species selection and development of risk scenarios in line with EC 1107/2009.
Type:
State Indicator
Summary:
Trends in bat populations, 1999 to 2014
Note:
Assessment of change in widespread bat populations
Long term:
1999–2013
Short term:
2008–2013
Latest year:
Decreased (2014)
Source:
Bat Conservation Trust
Region / city:
United Kingdom
Topic:
Bat population trends
Document type:
Environmental report
Organization:
Bat Conservation Trust
Target audience:
Researchers, policymakers, environmentalists
Period of action:
1999–2014
Date of approval:
N/A
Date of changes:
N/A
Indicator description:
The indicator shows changes in the population size of eight widespread bat species, based on summer field surveys and roost counts and winter hibernation counts.
Relevance:
Bat populations are considered a good indicator of the broad state of wildlife and landscape quality.
Background:
Bat species make up a third of the UK’s mammal fauna and occur in most lowland habitats across the UK.
Note:
Year
Field of Study:
Evolutionary Biology, Paleontology
Document Type:
Research Project
Author:
Elsa Panciroli
Target Audience:
Students, Researchers
Contextual Description:
Research project exploring body mass estimation in extinct Mesozoic mammals using modern mammal data.
Year:
2019
Region / city:
Oregon, USA
Subject:
Marine biology, seabird and marine mammal studies
Document type:
Course syllabus
Institution:
Oregon State University
Instructor:
Doug Warrick
Target audience:
Students of marine biology
Period of validity:
Summer 2019
Date of approval:
June 25, 2019
Date of changes:
Not specified
Course objectives:
Explain the ecology and behavior of marine birds and mammals, field observation techniques, and scientific research methods.
Field trips:
Cape Arago, Simpson Reef, Coos Bay, Bandon Marsh NWR, Pelagic environment, and more
Required materials:
National Geographic Field Guide to Birds, Rite in the Rain notebook, scalpel, tweezers, binoculars
Assessments:
Species summary presentations, field notes, quizzes, and research hypotheses
Year:
2025
Region:
International / Global
Subject:
Biology, Medicine, Genetics
Document Type:
Scientific article
Institution:
Unspecified research institutions
Author:
AI-generated / Multiple contributors
Target Audience:
Researchers, students, medical professionals
Period Covered:
Current scientific research up to 2025
Keywords:
Hibernation, torpor, metabolism, gene expression, therapeutic applications, anti-ageing, mammals
Endnotes:
Includes questions, answers, glossary, and explanations of physiological and genetic mechanisms
Year:
2008
Region:
Minnesota, USA
Subject:
Wildlife
Document Type:
Educational presentation
Organization:
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Author:
MN DNR
Target Audience:
Students of Northwoods, Great Lakes curriculum
Source Type:
PowerPoint slides
Content:
Descriptions of local mammals including gray wolf, black bear, moose, white-tailed deer, and American pine marten with habitat, behavior, and physical characteristics
Images:
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Digital Library System; National Biological Information Infrastructure
Accessed:
2008-09-23
License:
Some images public domain, others under copyright law
Year:
Not specified
Region / City:
Not specified
Topic:
Mammals, Marine Biology
Document Type:
Informative Text
Organization / Institution:
Not specified
Author:
Not specified
Target Audience:
General public
Period of Validity:
Not specified
Approval Date:
Not specified
Amendment Date:
Not specified