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The Center for Plant Conservation is accepting applications for its Fellowship Program 2026. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply with it.
Opportunity Details
The Plant Conservation Fellowship Program provides graduate students with an opportunity to engage in hands-on research on rare and endangered plant species, aligning academic work with the mission of the Center for Plant Conservation. The fellowship emphasizes conservation, botanical research, and applied ecological studies, fostering the next generation of plant conservation experts.
Funding Amount: Up to $4,500 per fellow
Graduate students in biology, botany, ecology, horticulture, or related disciplines
Research projects targeting rare or endangered plant species, with priority given to the Carolinas and Southeastern U.S.
Must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents
Enrolled in a U.S.-based graduate program
Identify a research project aligned with the Center’s mission, ideally focusing on endangered flora native to the Southeastern United States.
Work in a botanical garden to conduct research, gather data, and contribute to conservation efforts.
Submit a complete application package including:
Cover letter
Project narrative
Budget and timeline
Curriculum vitae (CV)
Recommendation letter
Compile all documents into a single PDF following the provided guidelines.
Apply for The Center for Plant Conservation Fellowship Program
