MABA provides two grants to support the following key areas in Lepidoptera research: biosystematics through the Australian Lepidoptera Research Endowment, and biodiversity conservation through the MABA Biodiversity Fund. A summary of these grants is provided below. More information can be found by clicking on each link for each grant.

 
 


The Australian Lepidoptera Research Endowment was established by Marianne Horak and Douglas Hilton within the Perpetual Foundation. It supports taxonomic and phylogenetic research on Australian moths and butterflies by professional and amateur entomologists, and to enhance the curation of the Lepidoptera collection at the Australian National Insect Collection (ANIC). This grant is open to any lepidopterist, amateur or professional, working on the Australian fauna. 
 




The MABA Biodiversity Fund was established by Michael Braby on behalf of MABA for the specific purpose of supporting the society’s environmental objectives on biodiversity conservation, namely to promote and support the conservation of moths and butterflies and their habitats. The Fund has been approved by the Register of Environmental Organisations which means that the Fund has tax deductible gift recipient status (i.e., donors are endorsed to receive tax deductions for their donations). The grant is open to members, amateur or professional, working on the Australasian fauna.