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
2014 Restoring Connectivity for Pronghorn in the Northern Steppe in Montana and Alberta Alberta Conservation Association This broad-scaled study will be completed within the Northern Sagebrush Steppe, including sites in Southeast Alberta (CFB Suffield, Onefour Research Center, private land)and North Central Montana (TNC owned & leased land, BLM land, private land) $197,767.13
2014 Supporting Marine Mammal Advisory Councils on St. Lawrence Island (AK) Native Village of Gambell Native Villages of Gambell and Savoonga on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, northern Bering Sea $98,547.91
2014 Invasive Species Strike Team and Cooperative Weed Management Area (IL) Jo Daviess Conservation Foundation, Inc. Protected natural areas owned by project partners in Jo Daviess, Carroll, Whiteside, Rock Island, Ogle, and Lee Counties, Illinois. $106,168.42
2014 Transition Agriculture (MT) Soil and Water Conservation Districts of Montana, Inc. Montana with a focus on eastern Montana $75,000.00
2014 Resources for Nutrient Management Plan Development and 4R Adoption in the Lake Erie Watershed (OH) The Ohio State University The project location is primarily the Western Lake Erie Basin watershed with the major watershed basin of the Maumee in Ohio being the focus. $487,014.30
2014 Transforming a Former Industrial Yard into a Park (TX) San Antonio River Foundation The Confluence Park site is located at 310 W. Mitchell in City Council District 3, at the confluence of the San Antonio River and San Pedro Creek, near the historic San Antonio Missions. $50,005.00
2014 Deming Creek Critical Flow Restoration and Fish Passage (OR) Trout Unlimited, Inc. Deming Creek is a tributary to the South Fork Sprague River in the Upper Klamath Basin. The ranch providing the water rights is located near Bly, Oregon. $200,000.00
2014 Restoring Seabird Breeding Habitat on Kure Atoll - II Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife Kure is the westernmost atoll in the Hawaiian archipelago and is the State of Hawaii’s most significant seabird sanctuary. Green Island, the only permanent island, is 3.5 miles in circumference. $650,000.00
2014 Restoring Meadows, Fish, and Ecosystem Health in the Walker River Basin (NV) California Trout, Inc. The proposed project will take place within the Walker River Basin, located in the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. $239,820.00
2014 Fostering Hawksbill Recovery in Mexico World Wildlife Fund, Inc. 3 of 14 priority hawksbill nesting sites for the Caribbean Hawksbill RMU, located in the Northern Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico:
-Holbox & El Cuyo (21'53 N, 87'27 W)
-Las Coloradas (21'57 N, 88' 00 W)
$93,547.07