Pictured left to right are PAWF Directors Glen Gyoerick and Blair Haarstad. The 2019 PAWF Scholarship Award winners Meagan Mathers who will be attending her 3rd year at the U of S and Logan Tiessen will be starting his 1st year at Saskatchewan Polytechnic and PAWF Vice President Don Erhardt.

By Prince Albert Wildlife Federation

Wildlife Federation Scholarships

Prince Albert Wildlife Federation Scholarship

Jul 30, 2019 | 10:08 AM

The Prince Albert Wildlife Federation awards a total of two scholarships of $500.00 each, awarded on a yearly basis.

ELIGIBILITY

* A member in good standing.

* The son, daughter, stepchild, legally adopted child, spouse of a PAWF member in good standing.

* Entering college, university, or a recognized technical or vocational post-secondary school as a full-time student; or

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Presently in college, university, or a recognized technical or vocational post-secondary school as a full time student.

PROCEDURES

Each applicant must fill out a PAWF Scholarship Application Form.

Applicants must submit an essay of between 250 to 500 words on a predetermined wildlife related subject.

This is the 4th year these scholarships have been awarded by the PAWF.

Pictured left to right are PAWF Directors Glen Gyoerick and Blair Haarstad. The 2019 PAWF Scholarship Award winners Meagan Mathers who will be attending her 3rd year at the U of S and Logan Tiessen will be starting his 1st year at Saskatchewan Polytechnic and PAWF Vice President Don Erhardt.