Rob & Bessie Welder Wildlife Foundation

Annual Giving
$0.5M

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Quick Summary

Name: Rob & Bessie Welder Wildlife Foundation Status: Active Grant Maker

Key Facts

MetricValue
Annual Giving$500,000+
Grant RangeNot publicly specified
Average GrantNot publicly specified
Application MethodFixed Deadline

Contact Details

Geographic Focus

The foundation operates the Welder Wildlife Refuge in South Texas and primarily supports wildlife research and conservation projects, with a focus on Texas and the broader North American region.

Funding Priorities

  • Graduate student research fellowships in wildlife ecology and conservation biology
  • Wildlife and natural resource research projects
  • Conservation science and ecology studies
  • Research conducted at or utilizing the Welder Wildlife Refuge facilities
  • Studies focusing on Texas wildlife and ecosystems

What They Don't Fund

  • Projects unrelated to wildlife research or conservation
  • Undergraduate student projects (focuses on graduate-level research)
  • Non-research activities
  • Projects outside the natural sciences

Application Method

Applications are accepted through a structured fellowship program. Graduate students apply for research fellowships to conduct wildlife and ecology research at the Welder Wildlife Refuge. Applications typically have annual deadlines and require detailed research proposals, academic credentials, and faculty recommendations.

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