Blue Corridors for Turtles (BC4T) Small Grants Fund Application Open till 31 January 2026, The Blue Corridors for Turtles (BC4T) initiative is offering a total of $35,000 USD along with five satellite transmitters (two for leatherbacks and three for hardshell turtles) to support projects that actively involve local communities in research-based conservation work. Funded projects should help close key knowledge gaps on marine turtle movement and distribution — including nesting behavior, migration routes, and genetic connections — to support the future identification of Important Marine Turtle Areas (IMTAs).
These grants are being provided through a partnership between State of the World’s Sea Turtles (SWOT), the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), and Wildlife Computers.
Applications are open until January 31, 2026.
Interested applicants should review the eligibility criteria and follow the application guidelines to apply.
Applicants are encouraged to carefully review the full details and submit their applications before the specified deadline to seize this grant opportunity.
Last Date of Submission: 31st January 2026
What We Fund
(Blue Corridors for Turtles (BC4T) Small Grants Fund Application Open till 31 January 2026)
Priority will be given to projects aligned with BC4T objectives, particularly those targeting areas identified as critical for marine conservation or that address known data gaps in marine turtle research and conservation. Priority will be given to transboundary and regional projects, those that foster collaboration among partners, and that actively engage local communities.
About BC4T
(Blue Corridors for Turtles (BC4T) Small Grants Fund Application Open till 31 January 2026)
Blue Corridors for Turtles is a global initiative bringing together research institutions, non-profits, corporations, government agencies and local communities to conserve marine turtles. The project aims to map marine turtle movements and threats to pinpoint populations most at-risk and help identify IMTAs at a global scale. This builds upon the efforts to establish Regional Management Units led by the IUCN Marine Turtle Specialist Group (MTSG) in support of conservation strategies for targeted marine turtle recovery. BC4T is led by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), in partnership with the Convention on Migratory Species Secretariat (CMS), the University of Queensland, ShellBank, SWOT, and the Collecte Localisation Satellites group (CLS–Argos), supporting the mission of the MTSG.
Note: For more comprehensive details click the link below
Get full access to the grant information, visit the Official Website Link
No more Google search, join our Whats App Channel and get alerts as soon as we publish a post.
Hey, STEAL our Best Premium Content For Absolutely Free, Check Out the Links below
HOPE these will add value to your existing skills and knowledge
Our information bears no cost (it’s absolutely FREE), don’t let valuable information slip away.
Join our community of avid readers who are always in the know. Subscribe to our website; stay connected and engaged with the latest news, trends, and developments by subscribing today.
(PUSH the bell ICON)
Leverage the power of knowledge to propel your organization to new heights. Don’t miss out to explore our content
- Latest Funds for NGOs,
- NGO Jobs
- Resources (Helpful Guides and Courses)
- Premium Resources
- NGO related articles
Grants for NGOs, NGO Jobs, Resources, Nonprofit Fellowships Programs and Funds for NGOs – Empowering Your Mission
Sharing is Appreciated
