Grants of $1,000–$5,000 for young taxonomists under 35 working to discover and describe new animal species in tropical regions. Priority given to projects in tropical and low-income countries.

Up to $700K grant and fellowship for fiction feature films that dramatize science and technology themes. Apply to the 2027 Development Track. Strong opportunity for conservation science storytelling.

Annual grant of SEK 100,000 supporting projects exploring nature, the environment, and landscape through photography. Rooted in Victor Hasselblad's commitment to nature. Open to Nordic countries.

Funding for amphibian conservation projects. Free preparatory webinar on May 6, 2026. Submissions open July 1, 2026. Strong track record supporting ex-situ conservation programs globally.

Cross-generational conservation mentorship program connecting emerging conservationists with global leaders. Build community, find mentors, grow your conservation impact.

Free 2-month virtual incubator for ocean content creators. Participants produce a narrative project, receive mentorship from ocean climate leaders, and join a global storyteller community.

For filmmakers from Asia developing short-form content (10–40 minutes) on ecology, climate, wildlife conservation, and community. Applications open May 1, 2026.

Supports production of films, radio, or podcasts engaging general audiences in the humanities. Grants up to $700,000 for productions with broad public appeal.

Grants of $1,000–$5,000 for young taxonomists (under 35) discovering and describing new animal species in tropical regions. Priority given to low-income tropical countries.

Funding for snake conservation, research, and community education globally. Three tracks: Support Grant, Vijayan Devan Southeast Asian, and Pacific States programs.

Supports nature conservation projects globally. Grants up to £7,000. Rolling deadline — apply anytime. Strong track record supporting grassroots conservation worldwide.

For fiction feature films that dramatize science and technology. Includes both a grant and fellowship opportunity through the 2027 Development Track.

Annual grant of SEK 100,000 supporting projects exploring nature, environment, and landscape photography. Rooted in Victor Hasselblad's commitment to nature. Open to Nordic countries.

Small grants ($1,000–$5,000 first-time, up to $10,000 for Conservation Partners) for locally-led conservation projects in tropical developing countries. Focus on biodiversity, climate, and environmental inequality.

Funding for researchers using open data to tackle ocean governance challenges. Up to $10,000 for individuals, up to $20,000 for groups. Letter of Intent required by deadline.

A competitive fellowship for emerging conservation media makers. Fellows receive mentorship, production support, and access to the Jackson Wild network of filmmakers and scientists.

Join Oceana's marine science team to assist with field surveys, data collection, and biodiversity monitoring across coastal ecosystems. Remote and in-person fieldwork required.

Supports documentary filmmakers working on environmental stories that inspire action. Open to early-career and established filmmakers with a strong conservation narrative.

Play a central role at ASAP by keeping programmes running smoothly, managing data, and coordinating partner support across Southeast Asia. Open to anyone based in Southeast Asia. Equal opportunity employer.

Filmmakers are invited to pitch their impact campaign live at the Jackson Wild x Hollywood Climate Summit in November 2026. Top prize up to $30,000 USD, plus travel stipends for finalists. Open only to entrants of the 2026 Jackson Wild Media Awards.