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
2018 Instream Habitat Restoration in the East Verde River to Increase Resiliency of a Gila Trout Fishery (AZ) U.S. Forest Service East Verde River, a tributary of the Verde River, Gila County, Arizona $38,529.70
2018 Increasing the Scale and Pace of Sagebrush Restoration across Southwestern Montana The Nature Conservancy Western edge of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Beaverhead and Madison Counties, Montana $108,496.86
2018 Farmer to Farmer Marketing for Water Conservation (GA, FL) Southeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Southern portion of the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) River basin within Georgia and Florida $300,000.00
2018 Wetlands Restoration for Ecosystem and Community Resilience in He'eia, Oahu (HI) The Nature Conservancy He'eia watershed, Oahu, Hawaii $768,454.00
2018 Restoration of the Eastern Oyster in the Lynnhaven River Western Branch (VA) Lynnhaven River Now Western Branch of the Lynnhaven River; Virginia Beach, Virginia $200,000.00
2018 Flow for Coho: Streamflow Technical Assistance in the Russian River Watershed Sonoma Resource Conservation District The project activities will take place in priority streams of the Russian River Watershed in Sonoma County, California for the recovery of Endangered Central California Coast coho Salmon Evolutionarily Significant Unit, as designated by the National Marine Fisheries Service. $141,896.69
2018 Water Acquisitions Grant No. 1-Walker Basin Restoration Program Walker Basin Conservancy Mason Valley within the Walker Basin Nevada $19,405,396.69
2018 Gravel Beach and Berm Design for Shorebird Habitat, Erosion Control and Flood Protection (CA) California State Coastal Conservancy South Bay Salt Pond, Alameda County, California $214,749.14
2018 Phosphorus Reduction in the Keyes Creek and Larson Creek Watersheds (WI) Door County Soil & Water Conservation Department The proposed project area is approximately 54 square miles comprised of two watersheds, Keyes Creek (HUC 040301020403)and Larson Creek (HUC 040301020402), both of which outlet to the bay of Green Bay in Lake Michigan. The center of the project area is located at 44°48’17.4” N, 87°32’07.1” W. $87,088.77
2018 Use Genetic Prey Identification to Understand Critical Salmon Stocks for Killer Whale Diet (AK, WA) North Gulf Oceanic Society Coastal Washington and Gulf of Alaska $101,727.99