Greenville Zoo Conservation Fund Grant

The Greenville Zoo offers conservation grants under its "Quarters for Conservation" program to support local, national, and international conservation projects. These grants focus on free-ranging wildlife conservation, habitat conservation, research, or education programs. Grant categories include:

1. Conservation Research: Supporting projects based on the scientific method to study issues relevant to wildlife or habitat conservation.
2. Conservation Education: Projects aimed at raising public awareness about conservation issues, stimulating action, transferring skills, and empowering new conservation leaders.
3. Field Conservation: Direct efforts for the long-term survival of species and their habitats, including managing populations, breeding programs, conflict resolution, and habitat restoration.

There are two types of grants:

• New Grants Program: Offers $300 to $1,000 for projects that the Greenville Zoo has not previously supported.
• Continuing Grants Program: Provides up to $3,000 for applicants with whom the Zoo has an established relationship, specifically for those who have received and successfully utilized grant funding from the Zoo in the past.