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 Sugar Creek Coho Refugia Project- Phase 1 (CA) Scott River Watershed Council The Project is located within the existing and former floodplains of the Scott River and Sugar Creek, near their confluence, ~2.5 miles downstream of the town Callahan in Siskiyou County, California. The project lies in mine tailings, and accesses Sugar Creek channel downstream of St. Rt. 3. $224,085.64
2022 Assessing Impact of Invasive Crayfish Removal on Endangered Species in San Francisquito Creek (CA) Pepperdine University San Francisquito Creek in Angeles National Forest and Pepperdine University, California $301,389.91
2022 Building Capacity for Habitat Restoration and Education in the Caesar Rodney School District (DE) Caesar Rodney School District Caesar Rodney School District, Kent County, Delaware $227,739.62
2022 Developing Agricultural Conservation Partnerships to Improve Water Quality and Stream Health (PA) The Nature Conservancy Upper Cocalico Creek watershed in Landcaster County, Pennsylvania $74,999.99
2022 Agricultural Conservation Planning for Impact with Dairy Farmers of America (PA) Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Inc. Southcentral Pennsylvania $74,987.51
2022 Implementing Green Infrastructure Across City Neighbors Foundation Campuses (MD) City Neighbors Foundation City Neighbors Charter School
4301 Raspe Ave, Baltimore, MD 21206
Located in the Redhouse Run subwatershed of the Upper Back River Watershed.
City Neighbors Hamilton/High School
5609 Sefton Ave, Baltimore, MD 21214
Located in the Moores Run subwatershed of the Upper Back River Watershed.
$190,130.87
2022 Restoring Grasslands by Removing Dead Standing Mesquite to Benefit Lesser Prairie-Chicken (NM) Center for Environmental Health Monitoring and Management DBA CEHMM The lesser prairie-chicken Core Management Area in southeastern New Mexico. $175,678.94
2022 Brandywine Shad 2020 Phase III (DE) Brandywine Shad 2020 In close proximity to the Brandywine River from the Mouth to the Pennsylvania State line, Delaware $499,979.62
2022 Improving resilience for land-based coral and sea urchin nurseries in Puerto Rico Institute for Socio-Ecological Research La Parguera and Ceiba $75,973.65
2022 Assessment of the Rio Grande Cooter Population Structure in the Delaware River (NM) North Carolina State University Delaware River, New Mexico $88,622.57