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GYCAF strives to create a future where young people have the tools and funding needed to lead in green entrepreneurship, helping to build a low-carbon, environmentally responsible global economy.

The €5,000 Restoration Stewards program is a youth program rooted in care, landscape leadership, diversity, intersectionality and intergenerational equity.

Applications are now open for the $15,000 King Bhumibol World Soil Day Award to encourage individuals and institutions to organize WSD events at all levels that contribute to raising awareness, inspiring action and promoting sustainable soil management through impactful and outstanding celebrations worldwide.

The $1.25 million BC+ program, launched by Conservation International and The Nature Conservancy, is a global initiative designed to address systemic bottlenecks to scaling business models that incentivize the conservation of blue carbon ecosystems such as mangroves, seagrasses, and tidal marshes.

The Halton Foundation is currently accepting applications for its $30,000 grant program.

The £48,000 Planetary Health Postdoctoral Fellowship seeks to foster the professional development of a new generation of planetary health researchers and ambassadors committed to protecting health on a changing planet – and developing solutions for a healthier future.

Are you a private company working in sustainable value chains or on eco-friendly innovations? Do you see opportunity where others see environmental challenges? The €90,000 AWARE 2.0 Project invites you to submit your projects proposals to jointly support landscape restoration and protection in Zambia.

The ₦300,000 Dawn Project is dedicated to addressing the consequences of climate change, plastic pollution, and ecosystem/biodiversity degradation through artistic expression. Their mission is to inspire and empower individuals to contribute to environmental restoration for a healthier planet and a brighter future for all.

A Rocha Ghana in partnership with Wacam and the Nature and Development Foundation, under the GHC110,000 Building Resilient and Active Communities in Extractive Landscapes (BRACE) Project is thrilled to invite applications for CSO funding support across three thematic areas to augment policy influencing and advocacy, on evidence gathering and respect for human rights interventions within the extractive sector.

The International Nature Image Festival is pleased to invite applications to promote the biological natural heritage, namely the natural regions, the ecosystems, the habitats and the species of wild fauna and flora, through the selection and classification of cinematographic works related to the subject.