Coral reef and fish

2020 Annual Report

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

Coral reef | Credit: Greg McFall

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation is dedicated to sustaining, restoring and enhancing the nation’s fish, wildlife, plants and habitats for current and future generations.

NFWF board chairman holding a fish

Chairman’s Message

In 2021, NFWF’s steadfast support provided stability for partners and grantees.

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An osprey hunts along a beach in Florida.

About NFWF

NFWF is the nation’s largest private conservation grant-maker, and one of its most effective.

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2020 Conservation Highlights

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Coastal resilience

Fisher

Wildfire resilience

Pronghorn

Protecting wildlife migration routes

Grantees gathered and smiling

Working with the private sector

Red-cockaded woodpecker

Working with the public sector

Santa Cruz long-toed salamander

Remedying harm

Roseate spoonbill

10 years after the Gulf oil spill

Bumble bee

Conservation and agriculture

Coral reef

NOAA and NFWF: 20 years for coral

Partners

Young bighorn sheep

Corporate Partners

Gunnison sage-grouse

Federal & State Partners

White ibis

Foundation Partners

Western meadowlark singing on a spring morning

Financial Summary

NFWF works with our partners to invest in science-based conservation.

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PDF Version

Download and print a PDF version of the 2020 Annual Report here.

Snowy egret

2020 Conservation Investments

In fiscal year 2020, NFWF invested $398.5 million to support more than 950 projects.

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