CFAs: Sequoia Park Zoo Conservation Grant Program

The Sequoia Park Zoo is accepting preproposals for its annual Conservation Grant cycle, aimed at supporting projects that contribute to wildlife conservation and habitat restoration. The Sequoia Park Zoo Conservation Fund was established in 2011 to support both local and global conservation initiatives. The Fund aims to promote conservation through direct project funding, public education, and habitat restoration, aligning with the zoo's mission to inspire conservation action.

The Conservation Fund provides financial support up to $3,000 for qualifying projects that demonstrate clear and measurable impacts on wildlife conservation and habitat restoration. Eligible projects may include research, conservation management plans, and habitat restoration. Indirect impact projects like workshops and public education are considered with justification.

Funded projects must be completed within two years. Applicants submit a preproposal during the open application window, and selected preproposals will be invited to submit a full proposal in early January 2027.