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Great Outdoors Colorado

Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) invests a portion of Colorado Lottery proceeds to help preserve and enhance the state's parks, trails, wildlife, rivers, and open spaces.

Third-Party Evaluations

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation has commissioned third-party experts to conduct in-depth evaluations of our conservation programs. The external evaluators assess the program’s design, implementation, and/or effectiveness in achieving desired outcomes, and recommend any changes necessary for ensuring future success.

Indirect Cost Calculator

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation is providing the Indirect Cost Calculator tool to assist applicants with calculating the allowable amount of indirect costs that can be included in proposal budgets, as applicable. Use of the tool is entirely optional. The version and contents of the tool will be updated periodically.

Partners for New Hampshire’s Fish and Wildlife

Partners for New Hampshire’s Fish and Wildlife is a partnership between Eversource and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation dedicated to restoring and sustaining healthy forests and rivers in New Hampshire. Eversource, through its subsidiary Northern Pass Transmission LLC, has committed $3 million to the partnership. NFWF has committed an additional $1.5 million. These funds may be further leveraged by other public and private sources that are anticipated to flow to the program.

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In Light of Comments from NFWF, WRID Advisory Council Discusses Water Leasing Program

Request for Quotations: Contract to Develop Conservation Articles for 4th Grade Students

DEADLINE EXTENDED:  Proposals must be submitted by 11:59 PM Eastern on February 2, 2

​NFWF and USDA Forest Service Announce $7 Million in Grants to Restore National Forests Impacted by Historic Wildfires

​NFWF and USDA Forest Service Award $1.1 Million in Grants from Pacific Southwest Fuels Management Partnership