The Wilson Ornithological Society, established in 1888, is dedicated to uniting over 2000 individuals worldwide with a shared interest in ornithology. The Society honors Alexander Wilson, the Father of American Ornithology, by publishing a quarterly journal on the subject, The Wilson Journal of Ornithology, and organizing annual meetings to foster community and knowledge sharing among enthusiasts and professionals alike.
The Wilson Society's most prestigious award aims to support ornithological research by offering financial assistance. Open to all ornithologists, this grant underscores the society's commitment to advancing the study of birds across various contexts. Annually, up to two awards of $5000 each are given to support avian research projects, reflecting the society's broad goal of promoting ornithological studies and contributing to the scientific understanding and conservation of bird species worldwide.
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