A humble request for your financial support


For example, to study the natural history of long-lived, large mammals such as elephants and orangutans, which live upwards of seventy and fifty years, respectively, we need to maintain field research stations and long-term research projects in their natural habitats for decades. Government research grants are aimed at much shorter projects with immediate expected impacts, and thus cannot completely cover this necessary long-term work. At the same time, financial shortcomings due to recent government budget cuts are even threatening the maintenance and development of our domestic research facilities, although we at Kyoto University and the Wildlife Research Center are trying our best to secure adequate funds for this purpose.
In order to overcome such difficulties, we have now opened the Wildlife Research Center Fund, and we would like to ask for the financial support of everyone concerned with the study of wildlife for biodiversity conservation. We understand that current economic conditions are very limiting, but we humbly put forth our request for aid and sincerely thank you for your understanding and for your generous donations to this fund.
Usage of the finances within the Wildlife Research Center Fund
- Improvement and maintenance of educational and research facilities and equipment
- Support and education of young researchers
- Promotion of industry-government-academia collaborations such as in the development of new technologies for wildlife conservation
- Investing in collaboration with society, such as promoting collaborations with local communities, providing informative lectures for the public, etc.
How to donate
Please make donations through the Kyoto University Foundation.Click here for more details.
Contact information
Physical addressWildlife Research Center, Kyoto University,
2-24, Tanaka-Sekiden-Cho, Sakyo, Kyoto, 606-8203, JAPAN
Phone
+81-75-771-4393
FAX
+81-75-771-4394
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