Kinship Conservation Fellowship 2026

The Kinship Conservation Fellowship is a month-long, in-residence program for conservation practitioners. It focuses on market-based solutions in conservation and aims to advance leadership skills through interactive discussions, systems-thinking exercises, and peer-learning sessions. The 2026 program runs June 28 – July 28 at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington, USA.

Stipend of US$8,000; in-residence fellowship duration with leadership development, interactive sessions, and peer-learning opportunities.

Applicants must have a minimum of four-year college degree, at least five years of relevant work experience, English proficiency, and be a conservation practitioner rather than an academic or researcher.

Submit the online application by the stated deadline via the provided application portal.