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No. You can send in applications year-round.
Yes. We highly encourage re-applicants, especially after you have submitted photos and written materials to us from your most recent project.
> Project cost is between $50-$1500.
> A description as to how you will recycle the equipment upon completion.
> An approval letter by your advisor (students only).
> A good description of the equipment requested.
> A creative shipping method for equipment.
> Make sure proposal relates to biodiversity conservation or education activities.
> Make sure project initiation date is 3-4 months out.
> Photos of you using the equipment.
> A copy of your written material (thesis, abstract, ect.).
> Recycle equipment or continue to use it.
> Become a future conservationist and help save the world.
You will generally get a response 3-4 months (75 days) after we receive your proposal/application. Proposals that are received will sit in our project files for two months and will then be reviewed at the beginning of the third month. If your project is accepted, equipment will be bought and sent out during that third month.
Yes. We support any project that supports biodiversity or conservation education; mushrooms, plants, animals, insects, etc.
No. However, we do consider providing money for your travel to field sites (e.g. bus fares).
No. However, we do provided Pentium 3 laptop computers. In certain cases (if your proposal well justifies it) we can provide Pentium 4 laptops. The reason we no longer provide desktop computers is the trouble in transporting them to the project location.
We require applicants to request telemetry equipment only from the following five companies:
> Advanced Telemetry Systems
> Holohil
> Telenax
> Telonics
> Wildlife Materials