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
2015 Lake Sammamish Kokanee Restoration (WA) Trout Unlimited, Inc. The project area encompasses the Lake Sammamish watershed, which is located approximately 10 miles east of Seattle, Washington. $49,709.13
2015 Water Quality Retrofit Prioritization and Implementation Plan for Caroline County, Maryland Public Schools AECOM The project covers all of Caroline County (MD) Public Schools, including: Denton ES and Locerkman MS in Denton, Colonel Richardson MS/HS in Federalsburg, Greensboro ES in Greensboro, Preston ES in Preston, Federalsburg ES in Federalsburg, N.Caroline HS/Career & Tech Center and Ridgely ES in Ridgely. $49,891.11
2015 Bear Garden Tract of Holly Shelter Game Land - RASP Short-Term Land Management Agreement North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission $2,353,068.89
2015 Quality-Assured Community Water Quality Monitoring (HI) The Nature Conservancy Wahikuli-Honokowai priority watershed, northwest Maui, Hawaii. $108,395.00
2015 Acoustic Monitoring of Seabirds on Ta’u Island, American Samoa - II Conservation Metrics, Inc. Mt. Lata is located on Ta'u Island and is part of the National Park of American Samoa. The summit of Mt. Lata is visited only rarely because of logistical difficulties and to avoid making trails for invasive predators (Pigs, Cats, etc.) . Thus automated surveys offer key advantages for managers. $24,080.00
2015 Protecting Threatened Wetlands: Invasive Species Removal, Land Stewardship and Nature Education for Conservation in Metropolitan Fort Wayne (IN) Little River Wetlands Project, Inc. This project will be carried out at a large wetland nature preserve Eagle Marsh (716 acres), and at three nearby preserves (Newest Property - yet to be named 25 acres; Arrowhead Prairie 158 acres; and Arrowhead Marsh 97 acres in and around metropolitan Fort Wayne. $75,000.00
2015 Restoration In the Rogue River Basin: Preserving the Endemic Dwarf Woolly Meadowfoam and Vernal Pool Fairy Shrimp habitats on the Table Rocks, an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (OR) Rogue Workforce Partnership Projects take place in the Rogue River Basin and fall within Jackson and Josephine Counties. Local youth from both counties would be employed for this program. $74,480.00
2015 Restoration and Protection of Bureau of Reclamation lands in the Dakotas: Buford-Trenton Project and Dickinson and Shadehill Reservoirs Conservation Corps The Buford-Trenton Project, on the Missouri River’s north bank, and Dickinson Unit near the city of Dickinson, are located in northwest and western North Dakota. The Shadehill Reservoir is about 12 miles south of Lemmon in northwest South Dakota. All are Bureau of Reclamation sites. $28,020.00
2015 Bureau of Land Management Rogue River Valley Youth Development and Vegetation Management Project (OR) Northwest Youth Corps The project will take place on the wildland urban interface in and around the communities of Rogue River and Wimer in southwestern Oregon.

The primary project site will be 6 miles northeast of Rogue River, OR bordered on the East side by Evans Creek; other sites established upon completion.
$45,032.24
2015 Eastern Brook Trout Range-wide Conservation Portfolio and Focal Area Risk and Opportunity Analysis Trout Unlimited, Inc. Projects are located from the Southern Appalachian region through the mid-Atlantic and throughout the Northeast United States. $150,318.00