Amphibian Survival Alliance Grant Programs

Welcome to the Amphibian Survival Alliance Grant Programs page, your comprehensive guide to the various funding opportunities we offer to support amphibian conservation efforts worldwide. As the global decline in amphibian populations continues to be a pressing concern, the need for well-funded, effective, and sustainable conservation projects has never been greater. Our grant programs are designed to empower organizations and individuals who are committed to making a meaningful impact in the field of amphibian conservation.

Here, you’ll find detailed information on three distinct grant programs, each tailored to address specific challenges and opportunities in amphibian conservation:

  1. Conservation Start-up Grants Program: Ideal for organizations looking to launch new, on-the-ground projects that aim to improve the survival rates of globally Threatened or Data Deficient amphibians.
  2. Disease Mitigation Grants: Focused on one of the most critical challenges in amphibian conservation, this program offers financial support for projects that aim to develop effective strategies against infectious diseases affecting amphibians.
  3. Future Leaders of Amphibian Conservation Program: Targeted at early-career conservationists, this program provides a range of opportunities including financial support for conference attendance, research projects, and capacity-building initiatives.
  4. Emergency Grants Program: Designed for urgent, time-sensitive situations that pose an imminent threat to the survival of amphibian species or populations. This program offers rapid financial support for immediate, on-the-ground conservation actions.

Each program has its own set of eligibility criteria, focus areas, and application guidelines, which you can explore in detail in the sections that follow.

Please note that the availability of new grant cycles is dependent on funding. We encourage you to stay updated by visiting this page regularly for the latest information.

Looking for more funding opportunities? Check out our curated list of external funding sources that may be relevant to your amphibian conservation efforts.

Future Leaders Grants

Focus Areas:

  • Conference attendance
  • Research projects
  • Capacity-building initiatives

About the Program:
The Amphibian Survival Alliance welcomes applicants in the early stages of their careers. This program offers a range of opportunities throughout the year, including financial support for conference attendance, research projects, and capacity-building initiatives.

Next Grant Cycle:
The call for applications is NOW CLOSED.

Disease Mitigation Grants

Focus Areas:

  • Disease management strategies
  • Policy-informing research
  • Collaborative efforts
  • Biosecurity measures

About the Program:
The Amphibian Survival Alliance is dedicated to addressing one of the most pressing challenges in amphibian conservation: infectious diseases. Grants of up to $5,000 are available to both organizations and individuals.

Next Grant Cycle:
Information about upcoming grant cycles will be shared as funding becomes available.

Emergency Grants

Focus Areas:

  • Imminent threat mitigation
  • Urgent conservation actions
  • Immediate, on-the-ground interventions

About the Program:
The Amphibian Survival Alliance is committed to providing rapid financial support for urgent, time-sensitive situations that pose an imminent threat to the survival of amphibian species or populations. This program is designed for immediate, on-the-ground conservation actions that directly address these threats.

Next Grant Cycle:
The call for applications is all year.

Conservation Start-up Grants

Focus Areas:

  • Species management
  • Awareness raising
  • Conservation planning
  • Policies and guidelines
  • Research & status monitoring
  • Evaluation, effectiveness measures and learning

About the Program:
The Amphibian Survival Alliance is committed to supporting organizations that focus on improving the well-being of amphibians. Our Conservation Start-up Grants offer up to $5,000 in initial funding for new amphibian conservation projects, particularly those that are globally Threatened or Data Deficient.

Next Grant Cycle:
Information about upcoming grant cycles will be shared as funding becomes available.