Funding Practical Work for Birds
AFA Conservation Grants support practical projects in conservation, research, education, habitat restoration, and avian welfare.
Supporting Meaningful Conservation Efforts
AFA Conservation Grants support projects that advance avian conservation through field research, habitat restoration, responsible aviculture, education, and scientific collaboration. By supporting both in-situ and human-care initiatives, AFA helps promote a sustainable future for bird species around the world.
Conservation Grants at a Glance
Funding decisions consider project merit, practical impact, available funding, and alignment with AFA’s mission.
What We Fund
01 Conservation
Projects supporting species preservation, habitat protection, field research, or breeding programs.
02 Education
Programs that educate the public about aviculture, responsible ownership, or conservation.
03 Research & Avian Health
Scientific or veterinary studies benefiting avian welfare or conservation.
04 Rescue & Rehabilitation
Projects directly supporting bird rescue, rehabilitation, or rehoming efforts.
Why These Grants Matter
Focused grants can provide the equipment, materials, field support, and educational resources that help strong conservation work move forward.
Before You Apply
Have these materials ready before you begin:
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A project description
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Budget information
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Timeline
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Supporting documents/photos
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Contact information
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Funding goals and expected outcomes
Review Process
Applications are reviewed by the AFA Conservation Committee. Applicants may be contacted for additional information during the review process. Funding decisions are based on project merit, available funding, and alignment with AFA’s mission.
How Applications Are Reviewed