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Betty Petersen Conservation Fund

From BirdsCaribbean

BirdsCaribbean fund for community conservation projects that protect birds and habitats in the Caribbean. The fund supports individuals and Caribbean-headquartered organisations working with local communities.

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Checked Nov 6, 2026

The facts, in the funder’s words

How to apply

Apply directly

When a call is open, eligible applicants apply to the funder or the organisation running the call.

Check our pages, blog post and social media for announcements of when the fund is open for grant applications & for details of how to apply. 

Amount

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Work to apply

Steps not stated

Chance of funding: not published · Is it worth your time?

Where

More grants in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The Betty Petersen Conservation Fund seeks to advance the conservation status of birds and habitats in the Caribbean region through projects that engage and empower communities and stakeholders to protect and benefit sustainably from their birds. 

Who can apply

Individuals, NGOs and Government bodies

Applications are invited from Individuals or organizations headquartered in the Caribbean (e.g., Undergraduate Students, Masters Students, Doctoral Students, Postdoctoral, Early Professionals, Established Professionals, Non-Professionals, Organizations/Governments). 

Rounds

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Co-funding required

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Restoration approach

Species conservation and Community conservation

Our classification, from the funder’s description of what it supports.

More grants for wildlife and communities.

Is it worth your time?

How to read it
 
 
 
 
 

Few funders publish their odds: ask, or guess low. Count every stage, and reports if you win. Rates of November 6, 2026 from ExchangeRate-API.

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What the funder asks grantees to report

Reporting

Awardees submit a report to the BirdsCaribbean Grant Committee one year after the project starts and write a blog article; two-year projects require a second annual report.

Awardees will be required to submit a report to the BirdsCaribbean's Grant Committee one year from the project start date, and a blog article about this work for our broader community. Two-year projects require a second annual report. 

From the builders of this site: Restoration Scope makes software for reporting to funders like this one.

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