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$500 MINI-GRANTS ANNOUNCED

Posted on March 31, 2019

The National Wolfwatcher Coalition is proud to announce our wolf education grant program. We will be awarding at least two mini-grants in the amount of $500 to educators, public or private, or non-profit organizations whose mission includes wolf education. Deadline September 27, 2019. Click here for details (pdf)

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