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    American Turtle Observatory (ATO) 2019 Grant Application

    American Turtle Observatory (ATO), a tax-exempt conservation and science organization, is excited to announce its 4th annual grants program to support landscape conservation for North American freshwater turtles. Several small awards up to $1000 will be considered. Applications are due March 15, 2019.  

    To Apply: Please complete the web form below and upload a two-page proposal. In your proposal, please briefly outline your budget, timeline, and expected deliverables. If you have questions, please contact ATO's grants program chair. ATO's grants committee will announce decisions by March 29th. Awards are made on a reimbursement basis upon receipt of a report, invoice, or receipts (as appropriate). 


    Eligible Projects: Projects must advance the conservation or scientific understanding of important landscapes for freshwater turtles in Canada, Mexico, the United States, or the Caribbean. Projects do not necessarily need to have a component directly related to turtles if they somehow further conservation objectives in priority landscapes. Projects within ATO's focal landscapes will be given special consideration, as well as projects on widespread species of greatest conservation need or range-restricted lineages (species, subspecies, or disjunct occurrences). 
    All proposals are reviewed and ranked by ATO's Grants Committee. Click here to view grant recipients from 2016, 2017, and 2018.

    2019 ATO Grants Application

    Part I. Contact Information

    Part II. Project Information

    Please enter the total amount requested, up to USD $1000.
    ATO has identified four landscapes on the North American continent that together support >50% of the freshwater turtle diversity of North America. Learn more at this link: http://www.americanturtles.org/focal-landscapes.html
    ATO has identified six wide-ranging North American species that are of concern throughout their range and apparently benefit from landscape-level conservation planning. Learn more at this link: http://www.americanturtles.org/focal-species.html

    Part III. Assurances

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  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • Contact
  • What We Do
    • Focal Landscapes
    • Focal Species
    • Observatories >
      • Northern Forest
      • Northern Appalachians
      • Merrimack River Valley
      • Florida Panhandle
      • Sonoran-Madrean Transition
      • Egmont Key
      • Everglades
      • Northern Baja California
      • Northern Yucatán
      • Puuc Hills, Yucatán
      • Quintana Roo
    • Reports
    • Grants >
      • Grant Recipients 2016
      • Grant Recipients 2017
      • Grant Recipients 2018
    • Opportunities
    • Symposia >
      • Blanding's and Wood Turtle Symposium 2016
      • Spotted, Blanding's and Wood Turtle Symposium 2019
  • Donate