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
2023 Permanently Conserving Forest Habitats and Wildlife in Centre County (PA) The ClearWater Conservancy of Central Pennsylvania, Inc. Centre County, Pennsylvania $155,682.81
2023 Building Beach and Saltmarsh Resilience to Protect Island Communities (MA) The Trustees of Reservations Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge, Nantucket, Massachusetts, and Pocha Pond, Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts $368,083.94
2023 Protecting the Weger Ranch Redwood Forest Through Conservation Easements (CA) Save the Redwoods League Located in Mendocino County, CA, one of the state’s most scenic areas, Weger Ranch is located adjacent to protected lands, provides habitat for multiple listed species, and lies near land that has recently been developed, demonstrating the real threat of conversion. $250,000.00
2023 Removing and Recycling Large-Scale Marine Debris Caused By Hurricane Sally in Orange Beach, AL City of Orange Beach, Alabama Waterways and coastal marsh habitats such as Perdido Bay, Terry Cove, Bayou St. John, Cotton Bayou, and Old River within Orange Beach, AL $367,959.44
2023 Removal of Derelict Crab Traps in Coastal Mississippi Shorelines Impacted by Hurricane Ida Mississippi Department of Marine Resources Hancock, Harrison, and Jackson counties, Mississippi $42,629.24
2023 Enhancing Wildlife Migration Routes Across Public and Private Grasslands (MT) Montana Outdoor Legacy Foundation Southeast Montana $275,000.00
2023 Partnering to Restore the Longleaf Landscape Across the Chattahoochee Fall Line Region (GA, AL) The Nature Conservancy East-central Alabama and 17 counties in west-central Georgia, anchored by Fort Benning and Tuskegee National Forest $399,990.52
2023 Restoring, Enhancing and Maintaining Coastal Habitats in South Florida’s Coastal Watershed (FL) Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, Inc. The proposed project will continue efforts in South Florida’s coastal watershed on three of Miami’s barrier islands. The dune and coastal hammocks in this project are located at Haulover Beach, Crandon Park and Virginia Key Beach Park. $43,747.73
2023 Monitoring Water Quality in the Verde River Watershed (AZ) Friends of Verde River Greenway Verde River near Cottonwood, Arizona $49,042.28
2023 Enhancing Riparian Edge to Protect Migratory Birds (WI) Riveredge Nature Center, Inc. Wisconsin $115,733.00