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
2013 Restoring Shortleaf Pine on the Cumberland Plateau (TN) The University of Tennessee UT Institute of Agriculture, Forest Resources Research and Education Centers in Morgan County (UT Cumberland Forest) and Franklin County (UT Highland Rim Forest). Maps attached in uploads w/i Plateau $49,745.84
2013 Cover Crop Training (IL) Illinois Corn Growers Association Project will encompass the entire State of Illinois. $270,000.00
2013 Gulf Sea Turtle In-Water Index Site (LA) U.S. Geological Survey In neritic waters surrounding the Chandeleur Islands, Lousiana $135,000.00
2013 Promoting the Friends of the Great Falls Discovery Center (MA) Friends of the Great Falls Discovery Center, Inc. Franklin and Hampshire Counties through which the Connecticut River runs north to south, about two thirds of the way west across the state. $3,565.00
2013 Watershed Health and Economic Vitality in the North Cascades (WA) The Wilderness Society Project work will take place in the Yakima Basin and Skykomish Basin, and Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest (Chewuch watershed) of the North Cascades region. $35,000.00
2013 Hoopa Valley Tributary Enhancement (CA) Hoopa Valley Tribe The project is located on the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation in the lower Trinity River tributaries. The mouth of Mill Creek is at Trinity RM 8.6 and the mouth of Supply Creek is at Trinity RM 12.3. $91,435.00
2013 Snoqualmie Valley Food, Farms, and Forests (WA) American Farmland Trust Snoqualmie Valley $39,956.59
2013 Gulf Wild Traceability and Data Collection in the Gulf Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance Project will be located throughout the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Gulf of Mexico bordered by Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, and the seafood supply chain throughout the US. $150,000.00
2013 Creating Community Supported Fisheries, Montauk, Long Island (NY) Concerned Citizens of Montauk Montauk, New York, the state's largest commercial fishing port. The fishing industry—both commercial and recreational—is an integral to Montauk’s history, culture, and economy. $55,000.00
2013 Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge (NM) The Trust for Public Land 5 miles south of downtown Albuquerque. $50,000.00