The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation provides funding on a competitive basis to projects that sustain, restore, and enhance our Nation's fish, wildlife, and plants and their habitats. Our strategic plan organizes grantmaking efforts into three broad areas: Keystones, Charters, and Ventures. All Foundation grants are awarded through one of these three areas. This updated site has the following information available:

Provides a list of all grant programs.

Keystone Initiative Grants - Keystone Initiatives are a core portfolio of multi-year initiatives through which the Foundation and its partners seek to achieve measurable outcomes.

Below are key focal areas:
Charter Grant Programs - Consistent with the legislation creating the Foundation, we partner with a number of federal agencies, corporations, and others to increase funding for conservation.
- Charter Programs by Title
Venture - Contact Partnership Office Directors for more information.

Grant Application

Grant Application Overview - Start here for the NFWF grant application process.
Applicant Information - Application resources and FAQs.
Recipient Information - Guidance for grant recipients.
Access EasyGrants - Visit the grants application and management online tool.
Grants Library - A searchable library of NFWF grants.

Evaluation Resources

Evaluation Resources Overview
Grant Programs Evaluation - Learn about evaluation of NFWF grant programs.
Environmental Evaluators Network (EEN) & eCommunity - Collaborate with others who do conservation evaluation.
Environmental Evaluators Network Forum
Save the Date: The EEN forum is June 8-9, 2009 in Washington, D.C.

Webinars and Collaboration

Webinars - Access NFWF informational webinars and trainings.
NFWF eCommunities - Collaborate with others involved in tiger conservation, The Nature Restoration Trust program, and evaluation.