SAVE THE FROGS! Grants
Since 2009, SAVE THE FROGS! has disbursed $101,398 in grants, to 47 amphibian conservationists in 16 countries (Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Estonia, Ghana, India, Liberia, Madagascar, Mexico, Nepal, Nigeria, Paraguay, Tanzania and the USA).
SAVE THE FROGS! Grants fall into three categories:
You can apply for more than one type of grant if you have multiple projects.
We award these grants to talented conservationists who share our love of amphibians and our desire to protect them. SAVE THE FROGS! Grants contribute significantly to worldwide amphibian conservation efforts and also to the career development of the awardees.
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SAVE THE FROGS! Grant Notifications List
If you wish to be notified whenever we announce new grant opportunities, please fill out the brief form below.
Melvin Grey photographed this beautiful Ameerega hahneli during the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Ecuador Ecotour.
Why We Give Grants
Grant recipients help SAVE THE FROGS! accomplish our mission to protect amphibian populations and to promote a society that respects and appreciates nature and wildlife. Grant recipients gain valuable environmental experience and improve their ability to receive grants from other funders. Grant recipients help SAVE THE FROGS! by sending in a well-written final report and excellent project/event photos that we can add to our website, newsletter and social media to inspire supporters to donate and participate.
SAVE THE FROGS! Grant Recipient Biraj Shrestha conducting an educational event in Manaslu Conservation Area, Nepal in 2017.
What We Fund
- Projects that provide clear benefit to amphibian populations.
- Projects with an amphibian focus that promote a society that respects and appreciates nature and wildlife.
- Environmental education related to amphibians.
- Environmental journalism, graphic design, videos, art, books, podcasts, music and other communication media that raise awareness of amphibian issues or educate society about amphibians and ways to protect them.
- Scientific research that has a clear conservation benefit
- Habitat protection, creation and restoration.
- Policy, campaigning, legislative and enforcement efforts.
- Projects by nonprofit organizations based anywhere on the planet
- Projects by individuals only if they are USA citizens.
- Conference travel if you will be presenting (or running an informational table or event) AND your presentation has clear benefit to amphibians.
- If you are not a USA citizen, you must be affiliated with a registered nonprofit, who would serve as the funding recipient.
- Save The Frogs Day Events
- Projects aimed at raising funds for SAVE THE FROGS!
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger photographed this Rana grisea in Papua New Guinea in 2007. One of the reasons Dr. Kriger founded SAVE THE FROGS! was in order to provide grants to talented amphibian conservationists.
What We Do Not Fund
- Projects that have no relation to amphibians.
- Scientific research that does not have a clear conservation benefit.
- Individuals outside the USA. We can only send funds internationally to nonprofit organizations (e.g. NGO’s, educational institutions, universities), so if you are based outside the USA, your project should be in partnership with a nonprofit that can serve as the fiscal recipient.
- Projects that harm individual amphibians or amphibian populations.
- Amphibian commerce, trade, transport, captive-raising or aquaculture.
Frog art by 2013 SAVE THE FROGS! Art Contest Grand Prize Winner Nick Gustafson
Grants Discussion
We encourage all grant applicants to watch the video of our January 25th, 2021 SAVE THE FROGS! Grants Discussion, which was an online event aimed at providing amphibian enthusiasts with advice on:
– Winning a SAVE THE FROGS! Grant
– Fundraising for environmental causes
– Developing and implementing your environmental conservation projects.
Featuring SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger, six-time SAVE THE FROGS! Grants winner Nurul Islam, and SAVE THE FROGS! Board Member Mike Horton.
If you seek grant writing knowledge and frog saving inspiration, SAVE THE FROGS! Grants Discussion is for you!
Watch The Video Here:
2019 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $19,297
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $6,680
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $10,597
Travel Grants: $2,019
Grants By Country:
Argentina: $250
Bangladesh: $3,441
Ghana: $11,197
India: $3,651
Nepal: $558
Nigeria: $200
Rana clamitans from Canada, photo by Renald Beauchesne. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2018 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $2,800
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $2,800
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $0
Travel Grants: $0
Grants By Country:
Bangladesh: $800
Ghana: $750
India: $600
Nepal: $350
Nigeria: $300
Agalychnis callidryas from Costa Rica, photo by Trevor Ritland. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2017 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $5,075
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $160
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $2,620
Travel Grants: $2,295
Grants By Country:
Ghana: $920
Mexico: $2,455
Nepal: $1,700
Bolitoglossa lignicolor, photo by Andreas Hertz. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2016 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $13,065
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $750
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $12,315
Travel Grants: $0
Grants By Country:
Bangladesh: $250
Estonia: $250
Ghana: $11,615
Nepal: $250
Paraguay: $500
USA: $200
Hyalinobatrachium fleischmanni from Mexico, photo by Marta Miñarro. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2015 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $6,000
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $0
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $6,000
Travel Grants: $0
Grants By Country:
Ghana: $6,000
Phyllomedusa hypochondrialis from Colombia, photo by Dr. Vicky Flechas. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2014 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $17,456
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $6,218
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $11,238
Travel Grants: $0
Grants By Country:
Bangladesh: $2,680
Colombia: $350
Ghana: $9,388
India: $2,100
Mexico: $905
Tanzania: $533
USA: $1,500
Pseudacris cadaverina from USA, photo by Chris Lima. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2013 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $17,360
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $3,110
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $14,250
Travel Grants: $0
Grants By Country:
Bangladesh: $2,000
Colombia: $1,250
Ghana: $11,500
India: $500
Mexico: $400
Nepal: $900
Nigeria: $250
Tanzania: $60
USA: $500
Rana sierrae from USA, photo by Chris Lima. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2012 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $13,646
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $6,080
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $7,566
Travel Grants: $0
Grants By Country:
Bangladesh: $2,000
Brazil: $200
Ghana: $9,566
India: $780
Liberia: $200
Madagascar: $200
Nepal: $200
USA: $500
Smilisca phaeota, photo by Bruce Jones. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2011 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $5,600
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $1,350
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $3,750
Travel Grants: $500
Grants By Country:
Australia: $500
Ghana: $3,750
Nepal: $850
USA: $500
Smilisca phaeota, photo by Loic Denes. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2010 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $500
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $0
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $0
Travel Grants: $500
Grants By Country:
USA: $500
Sphaenorhyncus lacteus from Brazil, photo by Pedro Peloso. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
2009 Grants Awarded
Total grants: $500
Save The Frogs Day Grants: $0
Amphibian Conservation Grants: $0
Travel Grants: $500
Grants By Country:
USA: $500
Rana clamitans from Canada, photo by Renald Beauchesne. Submission to the 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest.
