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 Coastal Landscape Enhancement for Community Resilience at the Waretown Lighthouse Center (NJ) Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Waretown, New Jersey $137,692.00
2022 Facilitating Development of Coastal Resilience Projects for Great Lakes Shoreline Communities Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan $880,000.00
2022 Building Capacity for Coastal Resilience Analysis to Protect Communities and Tidal Wetlands (NH) New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Coastal New Hampshire $350,000.00
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 Restoring Hammock River Marsh through Improved Hydrologic Flow Management (CT) Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Hammock River Marsh and Old Beach Park Road, in Clinton Connecticut $520,453.00
2022 Port Fourchon Terracing and Living Shoreline Project (LA) Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Port Fourchon, Louisiana $1,150,000.00
2022 Restoration and Enhancement of Coastal Resiliency of the Town River (MA) Town of Bridgewater Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts $2,285,000.00
2022 Creating a Community Resilience Plan for Imperial Beach (CA) City of Imperial Beach Imperial Beach, California $250,000.00
2022 Designing a Living Shoreline to Restore Chippechaug Cove Marsh (CT) Town of Stonington, CT Chippechaug Cove marsh on the East shore of Mason’s Island, Connecticut $116,966.00
2022 Eastern Shore Barrier Island Stabilization and Marsh Habitat Engineering Design and Permitting (VA) College of William and Mary, Virginia Institute of Marine Science The project will design and permit plans for constructing a marsh along the landward side of Cedar Island, located offshore of the Town of Wachapreague and within Accomack County, Virginia, along the low-lying, rural (population ~45,000) Virginia Eastern Shore (southern Delmarva Peninsula). $309,877.14