The Plant Conservation Fellowship offers early-career practitioners, scholars, or scientists a $10,000 grant and a 2-5 week residency at Oak Spring estate. Fellows undertake independent writing and research on plant and landscape conservation, explore a 700-acre landscape, access a rare book library with botanical art, and engage in communal activities. Applicants must demonstrate dedication to plant conservation and be able to work independently.
Applicants must be early-career practitioners, scholars, or scientists not enrolled in undergraduate programs in 2027. They should demonstrate dedication to plant conservation and be capable of independent work during the residency.
