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Conservation grant looks for grad proposals

WSU’s Natural Resource Conversation Endowment Fund was established by Jane P. Conrad in 1982. The fund provides support in research projects related to conservation of renewable and nonrenewable resources. All currently enrolled graduate students in good standing are eligible to apply as individuals or as a group. There could be up to two awards of $1,200 for one year, with the possibility of renewal to a maximum of three years.

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