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Society for Conservation Biology
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Smith Fellows in Conservation Biology Society for Conservation Biology in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Ecology
Funding
Annual salary of $57,500, plus an $8,000 travel budget and $32,000 in research costs.
Country
United States
University
Society for Conservation Biology
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About this position
The David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellowship Program is a recurring fellowship run by the Society for Conservation Biology in the United States. It is designed to develop future leaders and entrepreneurs who can connect conservation science with practical application.
This opportunity focuses on conservation biology at the interface of research and impact, supporting early-career researchers with a PhD who are building independent careers in the field. Fellows are expected to contribute to work that advances conservation science and its use in real-world decision-making.
The program is presented as a fellowship scheme rather than a conventional advertised project post, and it is open to applicants worldwide.
Adapted from ECRcentral, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Funding details
Annual salary of $57,500, plus an $8,000 travel budget and $32,000 in research costs.
What's required
Applicants must have a PhD and be within 5 years since PhD completion. The fellowship is open to applicants worldwide.
How to apply
Apply through the fellowship website at http://conbio.org/mini-sites/smith-fellows. Review the program information and submit the required application materials through the application link provided on the site.
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