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	~~The '''Westarctica Conservation Scholarship''' is an annual financial award given to students pursuing an advanced degree in climate sciences or a related field.~~		#REDIRECT [[Count of Krigsvold Fellowship]]

	~~==History==~~		[[Category:Redirect Pages]]
	~~The scholarship was launched on 18 March 2020 at the behest of [[Westarctica]]'s [[Minister of Conservation]]. It has been awarded each year since inception.~~

	~~==Requirements==~~
	~~This research scholarship is available to anyone who meets the following criteria:~~

	~~#Pursuing a graduate degree (Master’s or PhD) in any nationally-accredited university or organization (i.e. zoo, field station) in the world.~~
	~~#Researching a topic aligned with climate-change or global conservation issues.~~
	~~#Planning a research project in the next 12 months.~~

	~~==Awardees==~~
	The first two years of the scholarship, awards were given to researchers outside the United States for projects in Africa and [[Antarctica]]. 2022 was the first year the scholarship was awarded to a research project based in the United States.

	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	~~!Portrait~~
	~~!Name~~
	~~!Year~~
	~~!Project~~
	\|-
	~~\|[[File:Abena Dufie.png\|200px]]~~
	~~\|Abena Dufie Wiredu Bremang~~
	~~\|2020~~
	~~\|Water security of the White Volta Basin.~~
	\|-
	~~\|[[File:Katie Obrien.png\|200px]]~~
	~~\|Katie O'Brien~~
	~~\|2021~~
	~~\|Health of [[penguin]]s living on Signy Island.~~
	\|-
	~~\|[[File:Michael cary Grant-2022.jpg\|200px]]~~
	~~\|Michael Cary~~
	~~\|2022~~
	~~\|Effectiveness of the Kyoto Protocol.~~
	\|-
	~~\|[[File:NBlake.jpg\|200px]]~~
	~~\|Nathan Blake~~
	~~\|2023~~
	~~\|Ecological impact of global livestock herds.~~
	\|}

	~~==External links==~~
	* [https://www.westarctica.org/conservation-scholarship Official site of the scholarship]

	[[Category:~~Education in Westarctica~~]]

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	\|2022		\|2022
	\|Effectiveness of the Kyoto Protocol.		\|Effectiveness of the Kyoto Protocol.
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			\|[[File:NBlake.jpg\|200px]]
			\|Nathan Blake
			\|2023
			\|Ecological impact of global livestock herds.
	\|}		\|}

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Requirements

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	#Pursuing a graduate degree (Master’s or PhD) in any nationally-accredited university or organization (i.e. zoo, field station) in the world.		#Pursuing a graduate degree (Master’s or PhD) in any nationally-accredited university or organization (i.e. zoo, field station) in the world.
	#Researching a topic aligned with climate-change or global conservation issues.		#Researching a topic aligned with climate-change or global conservation issues.
	#Planning a research project ~~for 2021~~.		#Planning a research project in the next 12 months.

	==Awardees==		==Awardees==

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	==Awardees==		==Awardees==
	~~In 2020, the~~ first ~~award~~ of ~~$500 was~~ given to ~~Abena Dufie Wiredu Bremang, a doctoral student at~~ the ~~Kwame Nkrumah University of Science~~ and ~~Technology in Ghana to help further her research on~~ the ~~hydrological impacts of climate change on water security of~~ the ~~White Volta Basin, a transnational region in West Africa.~~		The first two years of the scholarship, awards were given to researchers outside the United States for projects in Africa and [[Antarctica]]. 2022 was the first year the scholarship was awarded to a research project based in the United States.

	~~The second award~~ was ~~given in 2021~~ to ~~Katie O'Brien,~~ a ~~doctoral student at the University of Bath. This scholarship supported Katie's~~ research on the ~~diet and health of [[penguin]]s living on Signy Island~~.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

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	==History==		==History==
	The scholarship was launched on 18 March 2020 at the behest of [[Westarctica]]'s [[Minister of Conservation]].		The scholarship was launched on 18 March 2020 at the behest of [[Westarctica]]'s [[Minister of Conservation]]. It has been awarded each year since inception.

	~~===Awards===~~
	In 2020, the first award of $500 was given to Abena Dufie Wiredu Bremang, a doctoral student at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana to help further her research on the hydrological impacts of climate change on water security of the White Volta Basin, a transnational region in West Africa.

	The second award was given in 2021 to Katie O'Brien, a doctoral student at the University of Bath. This scholarship supported Katie's research on the diet and health of [[penguin]]s living on Signy Island.

	==Requirements==		==Requirements==
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	#Researching a topic aligned with climate-change or global conservation issues.		#Researching a topic aligned with climate-change or global conservation issues.
	#Planning a research project for 2021.		#Planning a research project for 2021.

			==Awardees==
			In 2020, the first award of $500 was given to Abena Dufie Wiredu Bremang, a doctoral student at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana to help further her research on the hydrological impacts of climate change on water security of the White Volta Basin, a transnational region in West Africa.

			The second award was given in 2021 to Katie O'Brien, a doctoral student at the University of Bath. This scholarship supported Katie's research on the diet and health of [[penguin]]s living on Signy Island.

			{\| class="wikitable"
			!Portrait
			!Name
			!Year
			!Project
			\|-
			\|[[File:Abena Dufie.png\|200px]]
			\|Abena Dufie Wiredu Bremang
			\|2020
			\|Water security of the White Volta Basin.
			\|-
			\|[[File:Katie Obrien.png\|200px]]
			\|Katie O'Brien
			\|2021
			\|Health of [[penguin]]s living on Signy Island.
			\|-
			\|[[File:Michael cary Grant-2022.jpg\|200px]]
			\|Michael Cary
			\|2022
			\|Effectiveness of the Kyoto Protocol.
			\|}

	==External links==		==External links==

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [https://www.westarctica.org/conservation-scholarship Official site of the scholarship]		* [https://www.westarctica.org/conservation-scholarship Official site of the scholarship]

			[[Category:Education in Westarctica]]

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The '''Westarctica Conservation Scholarship''' is an annual financial award given to students pursuing an advanced degree in climate sciences or a related field.

==History==
The scholarship was launched on 18 March 2020 at the behest of [[Westarctica]]'s [[Minister of Conservation]].

===Awards===
In 2020, the first award of $500 was given to Abena Dufie Wiredu Bremang, a doctoral student at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana to help further her research on the hydrological impacts of climate change on water security of the White Volta Basin, a transnational region in West Africa.

The second award was given in 2021 to Katie O'Brien, a doctoral student at the University of Bath. This scholarship supported Katie's research on the diet and health of [[penguin]]s living on Signy Island.

==Requirements==
This research scholarship is available to anyone who meets the following criteria:

#Pursuing a graduate degree (Master’s or PhD) in any nationally-accredited university or organization (i.e. zoo, field station) in the world.
#Researching a topic aligned with climate-change or global conservation issues.
#Planning a research project for 2021.

==External links==
* [https://www.westarctica.org/conservation-scholarship Official site of the scholarship]