Medals, Awards, Prizes and Grants | The Linnean Society
The Linnean Society promotes biological sciences through medals and grants, acknowledging and encouraging excellence in various fields.
Download the nomination form for the Jill Smythies Award, a grant for natural history and biological sciences research.
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The Linnean Society promotes biological sciences through medals and grants, acknowledging and encouraging excellence in various fields.
Funding up to £2,000 for botanical research on tropical African plants, awarded every two years. Next closing date is September 30, 2026.
Award for botanical artists recognizing excellence in published illustrations for plant identification. Nominations are open until September 30, 2026.
The Linnean Society's strategic plan outlines its mission to cultivate a global community for a world where nature is understood, valued, and protected.
The Linnean Society's PhD medals and prizes recognize outstanding doctoral research in botany and zoology, judged by published papers.
Awarded in 2007 to celebrate Carl Linnaeus' birth, recognizing contributions to natural history and biological sciences. Presented to distinguished biologists.
Information on the Linnean Society's location, public transport, parking, building access, accessible toilets, assistance animals, and sensory considerations.
Contact information for The Linnean Society, including phone, email, address, and specific team contacts for inquiries.
Awarded for major advances in evolutionary science. Nominations are open until September 30, 2026. Open to scientists of any nationality.
The Linnean Society of London's history of science, featuring prominent figures like Darwin and Wallace, and historical scientific documents and artifacts.
Grant scheme for young people in the UK to lead local nature projects. Maximum award is £1,000. Applications open September 2026.
Awarded to an amateur naturalist for an important contribution to natural history knowledge. Nominations are open until September 30, 2026.
Awarded to an early-career scientist for excellent research in natural sciences. Nominations open until September 30, 2026.
Supports research in systematics and taxonomy with grants up to £1,500. Closed for 2026, reopens in 2027. Requires membership in Linnean Society or Systematics Association.
Award for initiatives with a positive impact on the UK natural environment. Nominations open, deadline September 30, 2026. Eligibility for emerging leaders in the field.
Awarded annually for significant and sustained advances in the understanding of nature, including academic research in any relevant branch. Nominations are open until September 30, 2026.
Information about the governance structure of The Linnean Society, including details on the President, Vice Presidents, Treasurer, and Council members.
Awards up to £3,000 for biological research in the Middle/Far East or for scholars from these regions in the UK. For those with less than 10 years of research experience.
View the latest Annual Report 2025 and previous annual reports and reviews from The Linnean Society. Includes full report and accounts.
Grants up to £2,000 for field work abroad in earth and life sciences. Not for further education, conferences, or dissertations.
Grants up to £2,000 for research in botany or zoology by Fellows or Associates of the Linnean Society. Deadline is September 30, 2026.
The Linnean Society's highest honor, awarded in special circumstances for outstanding service to the Society. Awarded three times in history.
Awarded annually for significant dedication to nature protection, including conservation, communication, education, and advocacy. Nominations are open until September 30, 2026.
Biography of Robert Brown, a leading botanist and naturalist, detailing his work and connection to the Linnean Society and Brownian motion.
Guidelines for the Percy Sladen Memorial Fund, supporting specific research projects in life and earth sciences, with grants typically ranging from £500-£2000.
Details the role, responsibilities, and practical aspects of being a Trustee for the Linnean Society, a charity focused on natural history.
A PDF map detailing step-free access on the London Underground, Overground, and Elizabeth line, including station information and journey planning advice.
The Linnean Society of London's 2025 Annual Report and Accounts, detailing financial performance, strategic pillars, and operational updates.
The Linnean Society's strategic plan for 2024-2030 outlines its mission to foster a global community dedicated to understanding, valuing, and protecting nature.
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