Morris Animal Foundation Funds 8 New Wildlife Health Studies
MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/April 3, 2024 — Morris Animal Foundation announces funding for eight new wildlife projects.
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New Publication Reveals Cancer-Causing Metals in Waterway, Fish
December 21, 2023 – A new scientific publication in Environmental Pollution unveils alarming discoveries: Morris Animal Foundation-funded researchers have identified cancer-causing contaminants in sediments and fish in a Chesapeake Bay tributary near a coal ash landfill.
You Can Make a Difference: Around the World, Wildlife Species – Big and Small – Are Under Threat
Oct. 19, 2023 – Morris Animal Foundation is addressing diseases in endangered wildlife, from bats to black-footed ferrets to abalone and frogs.
2023 Fellowship Training Grants – What We Are Funding & Why
July 24, 2023 – Supporting new researchers is critical to improving and developing treatments, diagnostics and cures for the many health challenges facing animals today and tomorrow.
Amphibians Need Our Help
June 22, 2023 — The Foundation funds research to help save amphibians around the world, including studies on deadly chytrid fungus, reproduction of endangered animals and new genomic tools.
Research Goes Swimmingly for Sea Turtles
December 22, 2022 – Diseases, cold stunning, red tide events impact the health and well-being of sea turtles around the world. But researchers are coming to the rescue.
Saving the Hoiho
October 27, 2022 – Foundation-funded New Zealand researchers are focusing their efforts on improving chick survival in hoiho penguins – key to helping the population rebound.