The Linnean Society of New South Wales aims to advance research in Natural Science. It supports continued studies in the sciences for those who have completed a regular curriculum and obtained a Science degree, through funding from a bequest by its first President, Sir William Macleay.
The Joyce W. Vickery Research Fund is specifically designed to support scientific research in the biological sciences. Although details on the broad goals and specific causes are not provided, grants like these typically aim to fund projects that advance understanding in their field, support emerging researchers, foster innovation, and contribute to the body of knowledge within the biological sciences.