Grants Library

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation supports vital conservation projects across the United States and its territories. Please search our grants library for additional information on individual grants.

Year Name Organization Location Award Amount
2025 Improving Prairie and Wetland Bird Habitat at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge (TX) Texas Rice Industry Coalition for the Environment The project is located on the Aransas NWR.

The refuge is located in Aransas County, Texas.

It is about 50 miles south of Victoria
$200,000.00
2025 Expanding Audubon Conservation Ranching in California and Columbia Plateau (CA, ID, OR, WA) National Audubon Society, Inc. Project locations include ranches in California and Columbia Plateau (key counties in Washington, Oregon and Idaho) that will restore/improve management of grasslands through adoption of management plans to improve grassland health and increase grassland bird populations. $780,040.62
2025 Outreach and Coordination for Landscape-scale Mosquito Control to Prevent Hawaiian Forest Bird Extinctions (HI) American Bird Conservancy Hawai‘i Island, Maui, O‘ahu, and Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i $124,244.86
2025 Developing Plans for Coastal Habitat Restoration around Mamacoke Island (CT) Connecticut College Mamacoke Island, Thames River, Waterford, Connecticut $1,496,250.00
2025 Stream Bank Restoration in the Turkey Creek Watershed (AL) Freshwater Land Trust Pinson, northeast Jefferson County, central Alabama $150,000.00
2025 Implementing Rangeland Improvements to Reduce the Threat of Annual Grass Invasion (ID) Pheasants Forever, Inc. Southern and Central Idaho $403,357.43
2025 Completing Final Design for Hoopersville Living Shoreline (MD) Dorchester County Council Hoopersville, Dorchester County, Maryland $1,500,000.00
2025 Conducting Landowner and Farmer Outreach for Grassland Birds along the Connecticut River (NH, VT) Windham County NRCD Windham and Windsor Counties, Vermont and Cheshire County, New Hampshire $169,978.49
2025 Restoring Seabird Breeding Habitat on Holaniku (Kure Atoll) II Kure Atoll Conservancy Holaniku (Kure Atoll) sits at the far northwestern end of Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument located in the center of the Pacific Ocean. Green Island, the only permanent island within Holaniku,is 3.5 miles in circumference with an area of 222 acres (188 acres of vegetation cover). $364,375.00
2025 Collaborating on Large Scale Restoration and Resilience Building on Cape Cod (MA) Friends of Herring River Wellfleet/Truro Inc. Cape Cod, Massachusetts $6,057,807.49