• An American oystercatcher with a striking black-and-white body and bright orange beak walks along the shoreline, holding a small shellfish in its beak as waves foam in the background.
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    NFWF Announces Nearly $12 Million in Grants from Long Island Sound Futures Fund

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    NFWF Awarded $50,000 from Amazon Web Services 2025 IMAGINE Grant

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  • Dense longleaf pine forest with tall, straight trunks and a lush green understory of grasses and low plants.
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    Amazon and NFWF collaborate to restore longleaf pine forests in North Carolina

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  • A monarch butterfly with orange and black wings perched on a bright yellow wildflower, with a blurred background of similar yellow flowers.
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    Monarch Butterfly and Other Insect Pollinators to Benefit from $2.7 Million in Conservation Grants

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  • Two alligator gar fish with long, narrow snouts and sharp teeth, featuring mottled brown and tan patterns along their elongated bodies, swimming against a black background with a reflective surface below.
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    Giving alligator gar a lifeline in the Lower Mississippi River

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The Foundation awards grants through its portfolio of competitive grant programs.

A herd of brown cows grazing in a vast, lush green field with rolling hills in the background under a clear blue sky.

Grassland Resilience and Conservation Initiative

​Monarch butterfly on milkweed

Monarch Butterfly and Pollinators Conservation Fund

Reef balls at Stratford Point

Long Island Sound Futures Fund

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    Working with Cargill in North Park, Colorado
  • Grasslands Conservation in South Dakota
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NFWF Awarded $50,000 from Amazon Web Services (AWS) 2025 IMAGINE Grant
NFWF Announces Nearly $12 Million in Grants from Long Island Sound Futures Fund
Monarch Butterfly and Other Insect Pollinators to Benefit from $2.7 Million in Conservation Grants from NFWF