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
2023 Restoring Emma Millican Park through Reforestation and Invasive Species Removal (GA) Trees Atlanta, Inc. Emma Millican Park, located in the Capitol View Manor neighborhood of southwest Atlanta, Georgia $52,420.70
2023 Supporting Fisheries Management Plans for Surgeonfishes and Parrotfishes on Guam The University of Guam 17 outer coral reef slope sites including Piti Bombholes Marine Preserve and the Manell-Geus region, Guam $124,794.24
2023 Restoring Au Sable River Aquatic Organism Passage at the Grayling Fish Hatchery (MI) Michigan Trout Unlimited Grayling, Michigan $199,999.43
2022 Shell Recycling Planning to Restore Long Island Sound Oyster Reefs and Shorelines (CT) University of Connecticut Groton-Mystic, Connecticut $154,678.42
2022 Restoring Coastal Grassland at the William Cullen Bryant Preserve (NY) Nassau County Museum of Art William Cullen Bryant Preserve, New York $76,899.50
2022 Improving Grassland Bird Habitat with the Coastal Grassland Restoration Incentive Program (TX) Pheasants Forever, Inc. Coastal portions of Austin, Brazoria, Calhoun, Colorado, Galveston, Goliad, Harris, Jackson, Matagorda, Refugio, Victoria, and Waller counties in Texas $140,755.01
2022 Restoring, Reconnecting, and Protecting Instream Flow in the Upper Clark Fork Basin (MT) Trout Unlimited, Inc. Blackfoot River and Bitterroot River Subbasins, Clark Fork Basin, Montana. $444,287.25
2022 Design Alternatives to Improve Connectivity for Salmon through McGlinn Island Jetty (WA) Skagit River System Cooperative McGlinn Island, Skagit County, Washington $108,537.00
2022 Expanding the Great Plains and Chihuahuan Desert Motus Network to Inform Migratory Bird Conservation Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory dba Bird Conservancy of the Rockies Motus structure installation and project implementation will occur thoughout the Great Plains and Chihuahuan Desert in Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wyoming. Project coordination and data analysis will occur at the Bird Conservancy office in Colorado. $250,000.00
2022 Developing a Predator-Free Nesting Area for Hawaiian Petrel and Monitoring Seabirds in Hawaii (HI) Pacific Rim Conservation Midway Atoll, Hawaii and Guadalupe Island, Mexico $505,243.44