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Lundy Field Society Grants

The LFS is able to award modest grants for research on Lundy. Please read the guidelines below. If you require further information, or would like to be put in touch with an appropriate LFS member to discuss your area of research, please get in touch.

You can:

Paul James (contact details below)
Honorary Secretary

Research grants: guidelines for applications

  1. The objectives of the Lundy Field Society are:



  2. The Lundy Field Society offers small research grants (up to about £500) for which applications are invited from individuals or groups.

  3. Applications must be made on the grant application form which requires a description of the proposed research, length of research period, funding required, together with details of the applicant and references. We also need to know that you have obtained any required permits, permissions or consents required to undertake your proposed work - the Lundy Warden (see below) can advise. Requests for funding for salaries will not be considered. Where the applicant is a student at a university or college, the application should be accompanied by a letter of support from an appropriate supervisor.

  4. Details and cost of transport to and accommodation on Lundy can be obtained from The Lundy Company's website.

  5. Permission to carry out research on the island should be obtained from:

    The Warden
    Lundy
    Bristol Channel
    Bideford
    Devon
    EX39 2LY
    Telephone: 01237 431831
    Fax: 01237 431832
    Email: Warden

  6. Grant application forms can be obtained from:

    Professor Jennifer George
    School of Biosciences
    University of Westminster
    115 New Cavendish Street
    London
    W1M 8JS
    Telephone: 0207 911 5086
    Email: Jennifer George

    or from the Honorary Secretary:

    Mr Paul James
    Hibernia
    New Road
    Pamber Green
    Tadley
    RG26 3AG
    United Kingdom
    Email: Paul James



  7. Completed application forms will be considered by the Grants Committee before a decision is made.

  8. Successful applicants may be asked to present their research at the Annual AGM & Scientific Meeting held in early March at Exeter University every year and/or submit a report for publication in the LFS Journal of all research carried out on the island. (Editor: Professor Jennifer George, University of Westminster, email Jennifer George). An acceptance of a grant from the LFS is an undertaking that the recipient will supply the report within 3 months of the project completion date.