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 Tribal Alliance for Pollinators: Restoring and Improving Pollinator Habitat (OK) The Learning Center at the Euchee Butterfly Farm, Inc. Oklahoma $173,043.00
2022 Implementing Dynamic Forest Restoration in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania Indiana University of Pennsylvania Research Institute Laurel Highlands, Indiana, Cambria, Somerset, Westmoreland, Bedford and Fayette Counties, Pennsylvania $192,993.10
2022 Improving Transportation Infrastructure for Meadow and Watershed Restoration at Wilson Ranch (CA) American Rivers, Inc. The Wilson Ranch road crossing is located on the Eldorado National Forest at the north end of Wilson Ranch meadow. The project is on Forest Road 11N37, 0.2 miles west its junction with Wright’s Lake Road. The project site is located approximately 30 miles west of South Tahoe, CA. $445,509.57
2022 Designing a Big Quilcene River Restoration on the Lower One Mile (WA) Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group Big Quilcene River, Washington $572,499.97
2022 Protecting Critical Habitat and Water Quality through Grazing Management Plans (FL) The Trust for Tomorrow Florida NRCS Administrative Areas 1 and 2 within northern Florida from the panhandle east to the Atlantic Coast. $778,260.12
2022 Restoring Pacific Salmon Coastline Habitat through Community Kelp Farms (AK) Native Conservancy Kodiak Archipelago, Southcentral and Southeast, Alaska. $159,763.82
2022 Coordinating Cover Crop Adoption and Peer Networks to Conserve Natural Resources in Kansas The Kansas Association of Conservation Districts This will be a statewide project. $566,500.00
2022 Mineral Springs Creek Resiliency and Habitat Restoration (WI) Ozaukee County, Wisconsin Port Washington, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin $404,500.00
2022 Nutrient and Sediment Reduction through Healthy Soils and Regenerative Agriculture in Maryland Future Harvest, Inc. The Chesapeake Bay Watershed in Mayland. $751,247.83
2022 Developing Community-Centered Outreach for Bat Conservation Bat Conservation International, Inc. The project will initially test ideas in Texas. However, we do have partners in other states who have invited our collaboration. Specific travel details will be guided by COVID restrictions and regional impacts. $44,996.26