Hal B. Howard, Sr. Waterfowl Conservation Research Fellowship

Contribute to the betterment of wildlife conservation

About the fellowship

This fellowship pays tribute to enthusiastic hunter and conservationist Hal B. Howard, Sr.

The goal of the fellowship is to support waterfowl research and thereby contribute to the betterment of wildlife conservation in the future.

The fellowship is open to graduate students enrolled at any North American University. Subject matter for the student’s research can deal with any aspect of waterfowl or wetland biology that promises to advance conservation.

One award of up to $5,500/year (U.S. funds) is available to provide personal or research support for the successful applicant. The award is renewable for up to two additional years for PhD students, once for Master’s students, assuming annual approval of a satisfactory progress report and the need for continuing financial support.

It will be awarded based upon the following criteria:

Applicants qualifications
Scientific soundness of the research proposal
Originality and creativity in study design
Expected contributions to waterfowl conservation
Achievability of the work

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