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
2009 Crosby Arboretum Gum Pond Educational Exhibit Project (MS) The Crosby Arboretum Foundation Within the 104-acre Interpretive Center of The Crosby Arboretum in Picayune, Pearl River County, Mississippi, at latitude 303142N and longitude 894104W $32,418.00
2009 Riparian Buffers in the Niantic River Watershed (CT) University of Connecticut Niantic River Watershed(Salem, East Lyme, Waterford, Montville), Connecticut $39,227.80
2009 Implementing the Nissequogue River Stewardship Action Plan (CT) Regional Plan Association, Inc. Nissequogue River, Town of Smithtown, New York $54,000.00
2009 Restoring the Lower St. Croix Floodplain and Blufflands (WI, MN) Great River Greening The project area lies in Wisconsin and Minnesota, on both sides of the St. Croix River from its confluence with the Mississippi River, upstream to Taylors Falls, MN and St. Croix Falls, WI. $75,000.00
2009 Outreach and Outdoor Education Capacity Building (OR) Friends of Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge, Oregon $5,000.00
2009 Manhattan Beach Stormwater Restoration (MD) Alliance for Community Education Manhattan Beach is a residential community on the Magothy River, off Route 2 in Severna Park, Anne Arundel County, Maryland in Congressional District 1. Latitude and Longitude: 390406N, 0763116W $47,944.01
2009 Study of Abundance and Diversity of Native Bees (FL) University of Florida The University of Florida Plant Science Research and Education Unit is a 1,100 acre research farm managed by staff agronomists and home to over 240 research projects. It is located in Citra, FL. $186,676.03
2009 Nanticoke River Community Oyster Restoration (MD) Oyster Recovery Partnership, Inc. Oyster cages placed on piers along the Nanticoke River based on water depth and salinity $49,936.00
2009 Innovative Transactions to Restore Flows in OR - VII The Freshwater Trust Our main office is located in Portland, Oregon and we work throughout the state. Basins significant to this project include Hood, Willamette, Wallowa County in the Grande Ronde, and John Day. $224,985.75
2009 Clatsop Invasive Plant Early Detection and Rapid Response Initiative (OR) Clatsop Soil and Water Conservation District Throughout Clatsop County. Target areas include tidal lands, wetlands, river and stream riparian areas, and lakes. $11,400.00