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
2024 Improving Real Time Electronic Logbook Data Collection and Reporting for Halibut and Groundfish (AK) Real Time Data North America LLC Sitka, Alaska; Homer, Alaska; Gulf of Alaska federal waters $317,905.28
2024 Scaling Up Riparian Habitat Connectivity in the Upper Rio Grande for Native Species (CO, NM) National Wildlife Federation Upper Rio Grande Watershed from Colorado's San Juan Mountains to New Mexico's Cochiti Dam $392,654.60
2024 Applying Artificial Intelligence in New England Groundfish Trawl Discard Accounting (MA, ME, RI) Ai.Fish Coastal New England; Kailua, Hawaii $103,276.96
2024 Restoring and Reconnecting Grasslands for Native Species in Jeff Davis and Presidio Counties (TX) Highland SWCD Jeff Davis and Pesidio County, Texas $112,500.00
2024 Conserving and Recovering Native Tallgrass Prairie Habitat within the Osage Nation Reservation (OK) Osage Nation Osage Nation Reservation, Osage County, OK $326,480.12
2024 Improving and Restoring Lower Shooks Run through Community Engagement (CO) Concrete Couch Concrete Coyote is located at 1100 S. Royer Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80903. The site is an 8 acre trapezoid with Shooks Run Creek bisecting the property. The site contains two land parcels, one 5.7 acres and an adjacent 2.3 acres. $47,733.02
2024 Advancing Longleaf Pine Restoration on Private, Tribal and Public Lands in East Texas Texas A&M Forest Service East Texas $824,999.62
2024 Expanding Access to Longleaf Pine Seedlings to Support Plantings on Private Lands (AL, FL, GA, MS) The Nature Conservancy Historic longleaf pine range in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi $1,000,000.00
2024 Restoring Brook Trout Passage in Lake Superior Watershed (MI) Superior Watershed Partnership Alger County, Michigan $360,000.00
2024 Restoring Longleaf Pine through Private and Public Landowner Collaboration in Alabama Alabama Forestry Foundation Central and south Alabama $1,500,000.00