Wildlife Acoustics Scholarship Programme: A Boost for Wildlife Research and Conservation in Cape Verde

O Wildlife Acoustics Scholarship Programme It offers an unmissable opportunity for researchers and conservationists in Cape Verde seeking to advance their projects dedicated to wildlife. With a focus on the use of cutting-edge technologies for acoustic monitoring, this initiative aims to support the vital work of those dedicated to understanding and protecting the archipelago’s rich biodiversity. The deadline for submitting proposals, 15 August 2026, provides ample time to prepare high-quality applications.

Cape Verde, with its strategic geographical location and unique ecosystems, is a biodiversity hotspot, home to endemic species and important migratory routes. However, it faces growing challenges such as climate change, habitat loss and human pressure. Scientific research and active conservation are therefore more vital than ever to safeguard this natural heritage.

Wildlife Acoustics grants are designed to facilitate the acquisition of advanced acoustic monitoring equipment, which is essential for collecting accurate data on the presence, abundance and behaviour of various species. From birds and bats to insects and marine mammals, bioacoustics offers a powerful, non-invasive tool for ecology and conservation. The programme not only provides the necessary equipment but also encourages the sharing of knowledge and collaboration within the scientific community.

Participation in this programme represents an excellent opportunity for local projects to gain international visibility and benefit from resources that might otherwise be out of reach. By equipping researchers and conservationists with the right tools, Wildlife Acoustics contributes directly to the advancement of scientific knowledge and the implementation of more effective conservation strategies in Cape Verde. We strongly encourage all interested parties to explore this opportunity and submit their proposals.

The deadline for submitting applications is 15 August 2026.

For more information and to submit your proposal, please visit: https://www.wildlifeacoustics.com/grant-program