(PLEASE NOTE: THIS DOC is part of a variety of resources on the OFFICIAL 2020 SCHOLARSHIP PAGE!)
NEW: APPLICANT DEADLINE IS FRIDAY DEC 27th, 2019
DEADLINE FOR REVIEWERS TO COMPLETE & SUBMIT is TUESDAY JAN 14th, 2020
APPLICANTS ARE ENCOURAGED to download and begin work on the 2020 Scgis application as soon as possible. DON"T WORRY if you don't have a chapter or mentor, we will always be able to find one for you. Keep checking back with the list below for updates and who to contact for sending in your application.
SCGIS 2020 : International Scholarship Program Application Form ver2020
SCHOLARS LIVING IN WWF-PDG countries (Belize, Bhutan, Bolivia, Cambodia, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Colombia, Dem. Republic of Congo, Ecuador, Fiji, French Guiana, Gabon, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Indonesia, Kenya, Laos, Madagascar, Malaysia, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Republic of Congo, Solomon Islands, Suriname) Please also begin your WWF-PDG Funding Application as soon as you can, by early January. WWF is an important funding partner and unlike the limited SCGIS funding, WWF-PDG is able to cover 100% of your travel costs if you are accepted into the SCGIS training program. This is an online-only process that requires additional documentation so to help you get organized, here is a screen capture of their online form that you can use to help get your additional materials ready. The WWF-PDG online application deadline for the SCGIS summer scholarship program is .
Program Dates Tenative: Please see below for a detailed day-by-day calendar of the Scholar Program and activities. The application ver2020 includes these date changes.
The 2020 program is LIVE! Our 2020 program will have many changes and new options so look for upcoming announcements from your local SCGIS Chapter or Mentor. This page will also provide supplementary material and additional resources as needed
How to find out more about prior SCGIS Scholars: The Conservation GIS "Community" section includes detailed profiles, film, photographs and information about prior years scholars and their scholar training experiences and work.
How to find your local SCGIS Chapter: SCGIS.ORG Official Chapter List
As with most of SCGIS, chapters are an all-volunteer effort, by activists and ecologists who may be on travel or out in the field. The following list includes additional former scholars, trainers and contacts from different countries who have permitted their email to be shared to help prospective scholars who don't have or are unable to connect with a local chapter:
SCGIS 2020 Application Submission, Additional Contacts and emails:
The following are new contacts & programs not yet added to the Scgis.org list. If you dont see your program, country or region in the lists below, email Mervyn Lotter or Diyan with any questions
Cameroon: Gideon Nebashu
Indonesia: Solichin manuri:
Tribal & First Nations Scholarships: Janice Thomson, Sandra Coveny, Aaria Dobson-Waitere
TRAIN-THE-TRAINER GLOBAL NETWORK
The Following TTT trainers are also available to answer questions for applicants from their respective countries & regions.
You can read more about this program on the TTT Program Web Page
Doost Ali Nawaz Pakistan
Aaria Dobson-Waitere New Zealand
Alejandro Rubén Vila Argentina / Chile
Andina Anastasia Krey Indonesia
Angela Tarimy Madagascar
Anna Komarova Russia
Bhuwan Dhakal Nepal
Caterina Dimitriadis Pampin Uruguay
Claudel Tshibangu Lukusa Democratic Republic of the Congo
Deborah Jewitt South Africa
Diana Paredes Ecuador
Ela Šegina Slovenia
Federico Germán Riet Sapriza Uruguay
Gaston Buh Wung Cameroon
Ilona Zhuravleva Russia
Johanna Prüssmann Colombia / Germany
M Abdullah Abu Diyan Bangladesh / Australia
Nicolás Alejandro Lois Argentina
John Schaeffer USA
Mervyn Lotter South Africa
Karen Beardsley USA
Leslie Backus USA / Bhutan
Carlos De Angelo Argentina, Latin America