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- 1Conservation Funding Calls Target Wildlife Trafficking and Invasive Species▼CFAs: Innovative Solutions to Fight Wildlife Trafficking and Reduce Invasion of Invasive Alien Species
A funding call for Conservation Fund Agreements (CFAs) invites organisations to propose innovative solutions to combat wildlife trafficking and reduce the spread of invasive alien species. The announcement offers grants to projects working on protecting endangered wildlife from illegal trade and managing species that threaten biodiversity in affected regions.
- 2Sequoia Park Zoo Opens Conservation Grant Applications▼CFAs: Sequoia Park Zoo Conservation Grant Program
The Sequoia Park Zoo has opened a call for applications to its Conservation Grant Program, inviting eligible organisations to apply for funding for wildlife conservation projects. The announcement is being circulated among NGOs and conservation groups seeking grant opportunities. Further details on award amounts, deadlines and eligibility have not been widely reported.
- 3New Funding Calls to Strengthen Global Ocean Observing for Europe●CFAs: Strengthening the Global Ocean Observing System for Europe’s Climate and Biodiversity Goals
A call for applications has been issued to strengthen the Global Ocean Observing System in support of Europe's climate and biodiversity goals. The funding opportunity invites organisations to advance ocean monitoring capacity, which underpins climate modelling, marine biodiversity protection and European policy commitments. Details on deadlines, eligible applicants and grant sizes were not included in the material available.