The F.K. Weyerhaeuser Forest History Fellowship provides a stipend to Duke University graduate students pursuing research in the fields of forest, conservation, or environmental history. The fellowship consists of a stipend, distributed quarterly, to support the research of a Duke University graduate student whose research relates to forest and conservation history. The project must focus on the relationships between humans, forests, and related resources over time. Proposals are judged in terms of overall significance and quality of presentation. Applicants must prepare a narrative description of research, including significance of topic, research approach, author's background, research and writing schedule, and budget (how you plan to use the fellowship if awarded). Attachments are not necessary but may include previous publications, written chapters, and basic bibliography, etc. Applicants must also submit two letters of recommendation from persons knowledgeable of their research. Letters of recommendation should address the applicant's qualifications and may describe the significance of the topic to forest and conservation history. Please visit the fellowship's website or contact the Forest History Society for more information.