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 Program Due Dates

 
  • 6/21/2013
    Conservation Partners Program
    Full Proposal Deadline

  • 6/30/2013
    Five Star and Urban Waters Restoration Grant Program
    Notification Deadline

  • 7/1/2013
    Southern Company Power of Flight Program; Longleaf Stewardship Fund
    Notification Deadline

  • 7/17/2013
    Sustain Our Great Lakes Program
    Notification Deadline

  • 7/26/2013
    Pulling Together Initiative
    Full Proposal Deadline

  • 7/31/2013
    Coral Reefs
    Award Notifications

  • 7/31/2013
    Klamath River Coho Enhancement Fund
    Full Proposal Deadline

  • 8/1/2013
    Bring Back the Natives/More Fish
    Full Proposal Deadline
​Salmon in Eagle Creek, OR l Credit: Mark Gamba

​Other Funding Opportunities

NFWF offers other funding opportunities to meet the focused needs of certain partners.  Select a program below to see its description and learn about associated funding:
  • Bronx River Watershed Initiative
    NFWF's Bronx River Watershed Initiative supports projects to reduce pollution from stormwater runoff to improve water quality in the Bronx River. 
  • Budweiser Cents-per-Case

    This program helps to conserve vital upland habitats, enhance wetlands, and sustain healthy wild game and non-game populations across North America. 

  • Cosco Busan Oil Spill Settlement - Recreational Use Grant Program
    This conservation program receives and administers funds from settling defendants in the matter of the United States of America v. M/V Cosco Busan, et al to restore, expand, or enhance recreational opportunities in the San Francisco Bay area.
  • Guy Bradley Award
    NFWF's Guy Bradley Award, presented annually, recognizes individuals for achievements in wildlife law enforcement.
  • Jackson Hole One Fly Stream Improvement Program
    NFWF's Jackson Hole One Fly Stream Improvement Program supports stream protection, restoration, and enhancement projects to benefit Yellowstone cutthroat and Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat trout.
  • Klamath River Coho Enhancement Fund
    NFWF's Klamath River Coho Enhancement Fund supports  the survival and recovery of Southern Oregon/Northern California Coast (SONCC) Coho salmon.
  • National Wildlife Refuge Friends
    NFWF's National Wildlife Refuge Friends Group Grant Program funds projects that assist organizations in being effective co-stewards of important natural resources within the National Wildlife Refuge System. 
  • Native Environment Conservation Plan
    NFWF's Native Environment Conservation Plan (NECP) was developed to offset adverse impacts of the Caney River Wind Project near Howard, Kansas, through conservation of high-quality tallgrass prairie.
  • Native Plant Conservation Initiative
    NFWF's Native Plant Conservation Initiative protects, enhances and restores native plant and pollinator communities on public and private lands. 
  • Nature of Learning
    NFWF's Nature of Learning program provides seed grants to assist schools and non-profit organizations in using National Wildlife Refuges as outdoor classrooms.
  • Oregon Governor's Fund for the Environment
    The Oregon Governor’s Fund for the Environment supports projects to protect and enhance fish, wildlife and habitat resources in Oregon’s rivers, streams and coastal areas.
  • PG&E's Nature Restoration Trust
    PG&E’s Nature Restoration Trust, a partnership with NFWF, supports community-based stewardship and restoration of vital habitats in northern and central California.  
  • Rich Guadagno Memorial Scholarship Fund
    The Richard J. Guadagno Memorial Scholarship Fund honors Rich Guadagno, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Refuge Manager who perished on Flight 93 on September 11, 2001.
  • Sacramento District Wetland Conservation Fund
    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District, is soliciting proposals to fund projects that result in the rehabilitation, re-establishment, establishment, or enhancement of aquatic resources in the California Central Valley and Sierra Nevada.
  • Tampa Bay Environmental Fund
    NFWF's Tampa Bay Environmental Fund protects, restores and enhances the natural resources of Tampa Bay through a competitive grant process.
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