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
2024 Completing Final Design for Floodplain Restoration and Waterbird Habitat Enhancement in Hanalei (HI) Hanalei Watershed Hui Hanalei, Kauai County, Hawaii $874,308.00
2024 Assessing Shoreline at Old River Cover to Create a Plan for Marsh Restoration (TX) Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Old River Cove, Lower Neches Wildlife Management Area and Bridge City, Orange County, Texas $275,507.09
2024 Building Capacity to Conserve Salt Marsh Habitat within Coastal Communities (NC, SC, GA, FL) Legacy Philanthropy Works Coastal communities within North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida $1,573,078.93
2024 Planning for Flood Resilience Capacity and Salmon Habitat Improvement in the Skagit River (WA) Swinomish Indian Tribal Community Coastal estuary and floodplain of the Skagit River, Washington $701,520.92
2024 Issaquah Creek Instream Restoration at Lake Sammamish State Park (WA) Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust Issaquah Creek, Lake Sammamish State Park, King County, Washington $1,450,911.65
2024 Developing a Coastal Resilience Plan for Southern Delaware (DE) Delaware Center for the Inland Bays The Delaware Inland Bays Watershed, Sussex County Delaware. $273,194.64
2023 Restorative Landscape Planning for Rural Communities in Georgia's Coastal Plains Anthropocene Alliance Reidsville and Collins, Tattnall County, Georgia $284,645.01
2023 Restoring Forests to Protect West Maui's Rural Communities from Flooding (HI) State of Hawaii, Department of Land and Natural Resources Northwestern Maui, Maui County, Hawaii $1,266,804.00
2023 Building Capacity for Tidal Marsh and Sand Island Restoration on Maryland’s Eastern Shore National Audubon Society, Inc. Coastal Dorchester County, Somerset County, and Worcester County, Maryland $416,795.05
2023 Innovation Nearshore Ecosystem Restoration at a Deep-water Post-Industrial Site in MD National Wildlife Federation The City of Havre de Grace is located in Harford County in northeastern Maryland within a designated Chesapeake Bay Critical Area, and is situated south of the Conowingo Dam on the Susquehanna River at the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay. $2,505,495.65