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 Space to Grow: Greening Chicago Schoolyards (IL) Openlands Chicago, Illinois $50,000.00
2018 Little Pig's Eye Lake Shoreline Restoration (MN) Urban Roots MN Saint Paul, Minnesota $49,997.94
2018 Connecting Anchorage Residents to their Watersheds (AK) Alaska Geographic Association Anchorage, Alaska $52,958.56
2018 Great Swamp Community Partnership (NJ) Groundwork Elizabeth New Vernon, New Jersey $30,788.46
2018 Wetland Restoration Technical Assistance Program (MS) The Trust for Tomorrow Counties that fall within the lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley of Mississippi $341,169.50
2018 Green Stoop Challenge (MD) Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland $29,444.15
2018 Upper Sprague Riparian Protection and Enhancement to Improve Water Quality for Native Fish (OR) Trout Unlimited, Inc. North Fork Sprague and South Fork Sprague Rivers and their tributaries, Upper Klamath Basin, Oregon $140,652.90
2018 Community Environmental Stewardship in Southern Colorado Rocky Mountain Field Institute, Inc. El Paso and Saguache Counties, Colorado $30,000.00
2018 Longleaf Restoration in the Sewee Longleaf Conservation Cooperative Landscape (SC) The Longleaf Alliance, Inc. All or part of Georgetown, Williamsburg, Berkeley, and Charleston Counties in South Carolina. $150,000.00
2018 Restoring Total Aquatic Connectivity Within the Carp Lake River (MI) Conservation Resource Alliance This project will take place in northwest Michigan on the Carp Lake River Watershed
(a state designated trout stream), Emmet County, MI, Lake Michigan Basin.
Specifically:
Carp River/Reed Rd. (Site #C2)
Carp River/Munger Rd. (Site# C4)
Carp River/Gill Rd. (Site# C5)
$300,000.00