As of January 20, 2025, The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded $27,997,347 to 2980 conservation projects. A breakdown of these grants is provided in the table below.
Detailed statistical information by various controllable criteria can be found on the supported grants page.
| Grants by species type: | |
|---|---|
| Amphibian | $2,356,235 |
| Bird | $4,153,726 |
| Fish | $2,166,388 |
| Fungi | $689,418 |
| Invertebrate | $2,013,107 |
| Mammal | $10,070,905 |
| Plant | $3,072,451 |
| Reptile | $3,453,895 |
| Grants by continent: | |
|---|---|
| Africa | $8,347,447 |
| Asia | $8,518,929 |
| Europe | $1,477,528 |
| North America | $3,383,665 |
| South America | $4,837,201 |
| Oceania | $1,424,577 |
| Grants by IUCN Red List Classification: | |
|---|---|
| Extinct | $143,576 |
| Extinct in the Wild | $221,631 |
| Critically Endangered | $13,212,208 |
| Endangered | $8,133,402 |
| Vulnerable | $2,259,362 |
| Near Threatened | $574,574 |
| Least Concern | $185,115 |
| Data Deficient | $926,027 |
| Not Listed | $2,341,452 |