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
2016 Creation of a Southern St. Louis County Cooperative Weed Management Area (MN) Stewardship Network This project will take place in southern St Louis County in northeastern Minnesota encompassing the City of Duluth and St Louis Estuary, a gateway to Superior National Forest and the Boundary Waters. $154,404.93
2016 Assessment of Sockeye Salmon Island Beach Spawning Populations in Iliamna Lake Bristol Bay Heritage Land Trust Iliamna Lake Watershed (USGS Watershed # 19030206) in the Bristol Bay region of Southwest Alaska $51,200.00
2016 Evaluating the Ecological Effectiveness of Hurricane Sandy Marsh Restoration Projects (DE, NJ, VA) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Region 5 Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge (Delaware), Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge (New Jersey), Cape May National Wildlife Refuge (New Jersey), and Great Dismal Swamp (Virginia) $2,780,632.89
2016 Russian River Watershed Flow Improvement Projects Trout Unlimited, Inc. Russian River watershed, Sonoma County, California, United States, North America $500,000.00
2016 Outdoor Volunteer and Community Engagement: Increasing volunteering where Southern Nevada needs it most (NV) Outside Las Vegas Foundation dba Get Outdoors Nevada Project will engage volunteers throughout Southern Nevada landscapes. $20,114.17
2016 Carpenter Valley Acquisition (CA) Truckee Donner Land Trust Carpenter Valley is located at the headwaters of North Fork Prosser Creek one mile north of Truckee. Acquisitions that abut Carpenter Valley, creating contiguous open space, include Independence Lake, Carpenter Ridge, Cold Stream Meadow, Perazzo Meadows, Webber Falls, Webber Lake/Lacey Meadows. $500,000.00
2016 Commitment to Conserving Water, Preventing Pollution and Providing Education (NY) Council on the Environment d/b/a GrowNYC Green infrastructure project training and implementation will take place at seven community/school garden sites within the five boroughs of NYC, targeting NYC DEP eligible watershed areas. $50,000.00
2016 Bureau of Land Management Riparian Studies and Habitat Restoration (AZ) - II Bureau of Land Management - Safford Field Office Multiple sites in southeastern Arizona (including Solomon and Holbrook) and southwestern New Mexico (including Red Rock) $74,999.99
2016 Restore and Enhance Upland and Connecting Critical Habitat for the Endangered Dusky Gopher Frog (MS) Land Trust for the Mississippi Coastal Plain Township 5 South, Range 11 West, Harrison County, MS. Adjacent to Tiger Creek, a major tributary of the Biloxi River. Coordinates: 30°33’59.5”N, 89°04’45.8”W. $97,179.87
2016 Friends of Port Louisa Tour Training (IA) Friends of Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge -- this project will include class time in the new refuge headquarters as well as familiarization time on the refuge. $4,630.41