Grants Library

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation supports vital conservation projects across the United States and its territories. Please search our grants library for additional information on individual grants.

Year Name Organization Location Award Amount
2022 Community Driven Adaptation and Resilience Plan for Oyster (VA) The Nature Conservancy Oyster Village, Virginia $243,629.97
2022 Operationalizing Machine Learning in Alaska’s Fixed Gear Electronic Monitoring Program Ai.Fish Kailua, Hawaii; Chicago, Illinois; Alaska $249,996.68
2022 Northern Hudspeth County Grassland Restoration (TX) Parks and Wildlife Foundation of Texas, Inc. Northern Hudspeth County, Texas, on the dry mixed prairies that constitute a southern extension of Otero Mesa out of New Mexico. The project will occur on the Centerfire, Double U, and Double M Ranches, which are owned by University Lands. $250,000.00
2022 Using Community-Based Collaboratives to Improve Grassland Habitat for Migratory Birds (CO; NM) Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory dba Bird Conservancy of the Rockies The eastern plains of Eastern Colorado and northeastern New Mexico $315,615.00
2022 Designing a Middle Branch Resiliency Initiative in Harbor Hospital Wetlands (MD) South Baltimore Gateway Partnership This project will take place in the Cherry Hill neighborhood of Baltimore City, a low-income African-American community.

It will specifically take place along the shoreline of the following address:

MedStar Harbor Hospital
3001 S Hanover St,
Baltimore, MD 21225

39.252259, -76.613198
$650,000.00
2022 Increasing Capacity and Technical Assistance for Grassland Conservation On Working Ranches (TX) Pheasants Forever, Inc. 56-counties located in the Panhandle of Texas $200,000.00
2022 Implementing Farm Bill Programs to Benefit Wetlands Along the Mississippi River (MO, IL, KY) Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Mississippi Alluvial Valley in Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky $245,690.00
2022 Designing Pocket Prairies to Reduce Flood Risk in Houston (TX) City of Houston Houston, Texas $200,000.00
2022 Supporting Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program Students in Advancing Conservation (AK) - II University of Alaska Anchorage Projects will occur throughout Alaska including the North Slope, Western, Interior, Southcentral, Southeast and the Aleutian Islands. $103,484.00
2022 Scaling Up Biochar Applications for Accelerated Stormwater Runoff Reduction in the Chesapeake Bay Center for Watershed Protection, Inc. Washington, DC; Arlington County and City of Waynesboro, Virginia; Howard and Carroll Counties, Maryland; and the Borough of Hanover in Pennsylvania $699,508.50