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
2025 Refining a Rangewide Conservation Portfolio and Decision Support Tool for Brook Trout Trout Unlimited, Inc. Native range of brook trout east of the Mississippi River $243,199.67
2025 Improve Water Quality for Chinook Through Creosote Removal at Fir Island in the Skagit River (WA) Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group Fir Island, Skagit River Delta, Washington $75,000.00
2025 Using Ultraviolet Light Sanitization to Reduce White-Nose Syndrome Presence (CT, MI, MN, NJ, NY, VT) Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Bat hibernation sites within Connecticut, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, and Vermont $250,678.68
2025 Advancing the Living Shoreline Collaborative for Improving Coastal Habitat and Improved Water Quality (VA) James River Association Lower James River watershed in Virginia $1,925,284.23
2025 Implementing Habitat Restoration in the South Fork Williams Fork Watershed (CO) Trout Unlimited, Inc. Tributaries of the Yampa River on Routt National Forest, Colorado. $317,916.36
2025 Walker Basin Conservancy Acquisition #11 (CA) Walker Basin Conservancy Poor Lake located in Mono County, CA. $3,675,000.00
2025 Nesting Habitat Restoration and Population Monitoring for Waved Albatross on Española Island, Galapagos Galapagos Conservancy Espanola Island, Galapagos, Ecuador $129,800.00
2025 Eagle Mountain City Mule Deer Migration Corridor Fencing and Preservation (UT) Eagle Mountain City The project is located where the mule deer population in Northern Utah migrates through Eagle Mountain City. It covers thousands of acres from the City's northern border through its southeastern border. $97,360.00
2025 Revitalizing Grasslands and Sustaining Tribal Livelihoods (SD) Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation The Pine Ridge Reservation is located in Southwestern South Dakota, encompassing parts of Oglala Lakota County and neighboring areas. The South Unit, also known as the Stronghold Unit, of Badlands National Park lies within the reservation, a sacred area rich in cultural and historical significance. $400,000.00
2025 Installing Exclusion Fencing to Reduce Desert Tortoise Highway Mortality near Barstow, California Desert Tortoise Council I-40 Daggett to Newberry Springs, east of Barstow, California $308,416.00