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 |
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2023 | Advancing Farmers for Soil Health in Tennessee | AGRICENTER INTERNATIONAL INC | Tennessee. | $824,931.84 |
2023 | Developing Coastal Flooding Projections and Education Hub in Maine | Gulf of Maine Research Institute | Coastal Maine | $162,947.43 |
2023 | Innovating Salt Marsh Restoration Techniques to Protect Coastal Community Infrastructure (FL) | University of Florida | Lower St. Johns River Watershed, St. Augustine, Florida. | $1,048,019.63 |
2023 | Connecting Wyoming’s Habitats for Migratory Species through Wildlife-Friendly Fences | Wyoming Game and Fish Department | Wyoming Game and Fish Department lands | $1,000,000.00 |
2023 | Supporting Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Detroit Neighborhood-Centered Faith Communities (MI) - II | St. Suzanne Cody Rouge Community Resource Center | St. Suzanne Cody Rouge Community Resource Center, Our Lady Gate of Heaven Church, and Christ the King Catholic Church in northwest Detroit, Michigan | $300,000.00 |
2023 | Restoring Monarch Butterfly Habitats in the San Francisco East Bay Area (CA) | Earth Team | East San Francisco Bay Area, California | $37,622.54 |
2023 | Supporting Grasslands Conservation Networks in the Northern Great Plains (MT; ND; SD; WY) | Ducks Unlimited, Inc. | Southeastern Montana, western North Dakota, western South Dakota, and northeastern Wyoming | $687,500.00 |
2023 | Engaging Underserved Communities to Enhance Habitat for Imperiled Pollinator Species (MD) | Baltimore Green Space | Baltimore City, Maryland | $74,999.20 |
2023 | Developing a Watershed Flood Resilience Plan for the Great Coharie River (NC) | North Carolina State University | Great Coharie Creek Watershed HUC10: 0303000604 / Sampson County / North Carolina | $328,186.89 |
2023 | Riparian Restoration Plan to Reduce Nitrogen Pollution to Blind Brook and Long Island Sound (NY) | Friends of Rye Nature Center | Blind Brook a tributary of Long Island Sound, Rye Nature Center, Rye, New York | $284,206.88 |