Oak Spring Garden Foundation (OSGF)Fellowship

$10,000 Plant Conservation Fellowship

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Archived

Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

This fellowship supports advanced graduate students, post‑docs, and early‑career faculty working on plant and landscape conservation. Fellows spend time at the Oak Spring estate in Upperville, Virginia, engaging in independent writing, research, and reflection, while connecting with OSGF’s rare book library and sustainable land management projects.

Benefits

$10,000 individual grant (covers travel, supplies, and project support)
Residency at OSGF estate (private room, shared living space)
Access to 700‑acre landscape and 19,000‑item rare book library
Optional participation in communal meals, field trips, and volunteer activities
Networking with interdisciplinary residents and fellows

Who can apply

Early‑career practitioner, scholar, or scientist (not undergraduate)
Strong record in plant conservation research or practice
Ability to work independently in a rural, tranquil setting
Application includes CV, statements of work and alignment with OSGF mission, and community engagement reflection
Residency dates in 2027: March 1, April 25, May 24, July 12, August 29, October 4
Graduate student
Working (full-time or part-time)

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Oak Spring Garden Foundation (OSGF)Fellowship

$10,000 Plant Conservation Fellowship

This one has closed

Archived

Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Benefits

$10,000 individual grant (covers travel, supplies, and project support)
Residency at OSGF estate (private room, shared living space)
Access to 700‑acre landscape and 19,000‑item rare book library
Optional participation in communal meals, field trips, and volunteer activities
Networking with interdisciplinary residents and fellows

Who can apply

Early‑career practitioner, scholar, or scientist (not undergraduate)
Strong record in plant conservation research or practice
Ability to work independently in a rural, tranquil setting
Application includes CV, statements of work and alignment with OSGF mission, and community engagement reflection
Residency dates in 2027: March 1, April 25, May 24, July 12, August 29, October 4
Graduate student
Working (full-time or part-time)

LOT finds and checks opportunities from public sources. Always confirm details on the organiser’s own page before applying.