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
2011 St. Mary's River Restoration (MD) St. Mary's River Watershed Association Inc. St. Mary's River watershed, which is entirely within St. Mary's County. $80,000.00
2011 Pennsylvania Unassessed Waters Initiative Western Pennsylvania Conservancy This is a statewide program, with a focus on the Susquehanna River watershed. $99,752.42
2011 Securing Native Plants with Pollinators (CA) Pollinator Partnership The project scope is national, but focuses on three broader ecological regions that exemplify plant-pollinator interactions of concern. $87,000.00
2011 Reef Fish Monitoring from Broward County to Martin County (FL) Nova Southeastern University Coral reef tracts offshore SE Florida from Broward to Martin Counties. $18,000.00
2011 Endangered Vernal Pool Plant Assessment and Restoration (CA) Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation The study area comprises 2500 acres of the Santa Rosa Plain
in Sonoma County, California and includes State and private
land. The Plain extends from 122°44'11"W 8°20'29"N to
122°49'48"W 38°33'39"N.
$20,000.00
2011 Public Invasive Weed Education and Control (MS) Mississippi Farm Bureau Foundation & Relief Fund, Inc. Project is statewide (MS) in scope, including several public events and strategic invasive species locations (EDRR) statewide as they are identified. $9,998.02
2011 Strengthening Bird Conservation within the Gulf Coastal Plain Ecosystem The Longleaf Alliance, Inc. Restoration and management of important bird habitat within the GCPEP landscape and the Eglin/Blackwater/Conecuh Significant Geographic Area. $158,460.00
2011 Landowner Technical Assistance for Longleaf (GA) Georgia Forestry Commission Throughout the natural range of longleaf pine which includes about two-thirds of Georgia. $359,900.00
2011 Eastern Pacific Hawksbill Initiative - III The Ocean Foundation The Gulf of Fonseca is a sea-inlet of 3,200 km2 that fronts the Central American countries of El Salvador, Nicaragua and Honduras. Regional project components involve countries from Mexico to Peru. $114,450.00
2011 Protecting Leatherbacks with Time-Area Closures WIDECAST: Wider Caribbean Sea Turtle Conservation Network, Inc. Trinidad, located in the southern Caribbean, supports one of the 3 largest nesting colonies of leatherback sea turtles in the world, but sustains 3,000 gillnet entanglements. $47,864.00