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Alaska Fish and Wildlife Fund

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) has partnered with private and public entities, including the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. Forest Service, to further conservation of species and habitat while supporting communities responding to challenges presented by changing climate and land use in Alaska.

Targeted Watershed Assessments

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation partnered with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NatureServe and UNC Asheville's National Environmental Modeling Analysis Center, in consultation with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, to conduct eight in-depth Targeted Watershed Assessments.

Past Webinars and Slideshows

Interested in  applying for a Northern Great Plains  project grant?

Apache Trout

NFWF's Apache Trout initiative aims to increase the abundance and distribution of Apache trout in the U.S.

A Better Path for Pronghorn

​The age-old migration of pronghorn antelope in Wyoming, one of the longest migrations of land animals in North America, will b

Atlantic Flyway Shorebird Initiative

The Atlantic Flyway Shorebird Initiative aims to increase populations for three focal shorebird species within the flyway by 15 to 20 percent over a 10-year period. The three focal species – American oystercatcher, red knot and whimbrel – represent different migratory strategies and require specific approaches to address habitat loss, predation and human disturbance. To achieve this goal, the grant program supports five strategies outlined in NFWF’s Atlantic Flyway Shorebird Business Plan: (1) conserve critical habitat, (2) restore habitat, (3) reduce human disturbance, (4) improve harvest management, and (5) monitor and assess progress.

2014 Partnership Meeting

Hosted by Southern Company, Mississippi Power and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the 11th annual Stewardship Partners Mee

2013 Partnership Meeting

2016 Five Star & Urban Waters Plaque Ceremony

Hosted by Southern Company, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the Envir

Review of Project Years

The Deepwater Horizon Oceanic Fish Restoration Project has successfully helped to restore fish in the Gulf of Mexico thanks to participation from area pelagic longline fishermen who have helped reduce fishing pressure on pelagic fish species.