SAVE THE FROGS! Amphibian Conservation Grants
To ensure the success of our worldwide efforts, SAVE THE FROGS! offers Amphibian Conservation Grants to dedicated groups and individuals who wish to conduct important amphibian conservation activities and seek financial assistance.
The total amount of disbursements each year is based on the financial support received from the SAVE THE FROGS! community, so we encourage and appreciate your donation to SAVE THE FROGS!.
You can learn about other SAVE THE FROGS! Grants here.
Funding Amount
SAVE THE FROGS! Amphibian Conservation Awards average about $1,800.
We do occasionally give out larger awards if the project is innovative and justified.
The maximum allowable request is $2,000 unless you have contacted us in advance and received approval to request more.
Photo of Rhacophorus dennysi from Laos by Thuong Nguyen.
Timeline
- Grant applications are accepted once per year.
- Grant applications will be accepted beginning February 1st.
- Grant applications must be submitted by March 1st at 11:59pm Los Angeles time. Any application received after that will not be reviewed until March of the following year and no exceptions will be made.
- Decisions will be announced by March 31st.
- Funds to successful applicants will be disbursed by April 10th.
- Successful applicant must submit a progress report by October 1st if they have not yet submitted a final report.
- Final reports should be submitted by the submission date you state in your application, and no later than one year after funds are received.
Grantwriting Tip #1:
Always submit your grant proposals a week or two prior to the deadline. This helps ensure you will not be rushed; and that the grantors see your application first, fall in love with it, and want it to win.
Photo of Rhacophorus rhodopus from Vietnam by Thuong Nguyen.
What We Do And Do Not Fund
What we do and do not fund is clearly described on the SAVE THE FROGS! Grants page. We suggest you read it prior to applying.
As a brief summary, we fund projects that demonstrate a clear benefit to the conservation of amphibian populations. Projects could be centered around research, education, policy, and/or habitat. If your project is scientific research, how will you translate your science into action? Be sure to explain in your application.
Photo of Rhacophorus kio from Laos by Thuong Nguyen.
Eligibility
Historical Involvement
- No historical involvement with SAVE THE FROGS! is required to apply, but as with any grant application, your chances of success will be higher if we know you and your capabilities.
WITHIN THE USA & OUTSIDE THE USA
- Grants may be given to individuals or organizations within the USA.
- Outside the USA, grants will only be given to nonprofit organizations (e.g. NGO) or official educational organizations (e.g. school or university). Do not apply from outside the USA unless you are affiliated with a nonprofit or educational organization who would serve as the grant recipient.
OFFICIAL MEMBERS OF SAVE THE FROGS!
- The applicant must be an official member of SAVE THE FROGS!.
- There are two ways to become a member:
- Visit the SAVE THE FROGS! Memberships page and set up a recurring monthly or annual donation to SAVE THE FROGS!; or
- Apply for a SAVE THE FROGS! Scholarship to get your membership fully covered (no cost).
- Membership has a variety of benefits, so if you care enough about frogs to apply for a grant, you should definitely become a member…plus you must be a member to be eligible for any SAVE THE FROGS! Grant.
Grant Writing Tip #2:
Always ensure you meet all eligibility requirements prior to applying. Contact the grantor if you ever have any questions about your eligibility (but never pester them with questions that are answered on the grants webpage).
Watch The January 2023 Grants Discussion
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger and Board Member Mike Horton gave advice on how to win SAVE THE FROGS! Amphibian Conservation Awards during the January 30th, 2023 SAVE THE FROGS! Grants Discussion. We encourage you to watch the recording!
Watch The January 2023 Grants Discussion
The blueprint for winning grants from SAVE THE FROGS! is contained in the Grants Discussion videos we publish!
The Details Matter
Please note that:
- SAVE THE FROGS! is capitalized (ALL CAPS), plural (FROGS, not FROG) and has an exclamation point (!).
- Save The Frogs Day is uppercase with no exclamation point, and also uses plural (Frogs, NOT Frog).
Suggestion: write our name just like it is in our logo. Poem by Bijoy Kumar Barman
Questions You Will Need To Answer
You can download this word document (last updated February 3rd, 2023) to see the questions you will need to answer in the application. Always prepare your answers to a grant application BEFORE you enter them in to the application form; and always save your answers for future reference.
Prepare your answers when you have a place to think clearly. Photo of Cocuy National Park, Colombia, by SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger, November 2022.
Ready To Apply?
We are pleased that you are interested in protecting amphibian populations and promoting a society that respects and appreciates nature and wildlife!
Remember: not all proposals will be funded, but the best ones likely will be, so be sure to submit your most well-crafted proposal.
Best of luck and thank you for spreading amphibian awareness!
Photo of Rhacophorus kio from Vietnam by Thuong Nguyen
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Questions You Will Need To Answer
You can download this word document (last updated February 3rd, 2023) to see the questions you will need to answer in the application. Always prepare your answers to a grant application BEFORE you enter them in to the application form; and always save your answers for future reference.
Prepare your answers when you have a place to think clearly. Photo of Cocuy National Park, Colombia, by SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger, November 2022.