The Flagship Species Fund (FSF) provides practical support for the conservation of globally threatened species and their habitats. The fund supports projects that aim to conserve flagship species. ‘Flagship species’ are species that are symbolic of a wider ecosystem and raise awareness or support of conservation effort to either international or local audiences. The Fund’s key taxonomic focus is on primates, sea turtles and trees, but a small number of alternative taxa are considered if they meet the criteria of a flagship species.
In 2014 the Flagship Species Fund is looking to support projects seeking financing of £5,000, up to a maximum of £15,000.
The Flagship Species Fund is focused on supporting the work of locally-based conservation groups or agencies in the developing world. In addition there is a particular interest in funding projects within the UK Overseas Territories.
Call for Proposals 2014To apply for 2014 funding, applicants must submit a basic project concept (only applications using the format outlined below will be accepted) by a deadline of 7 April 2014.
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