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 Building Resiliency and Restoring Critical Habitat in a Northern California Dune System Friends of the Dunes North Spit of Humboldt Bay, Manila, Humboldt County, California $1,999,110.50
2023 Restoring Watersheds through Agroforestry to Improve Erosion Control in Guam The University of Guam Ugum Watershed in Southern Guam $1,568,350.88
2023 Restoring Two Historic Wetlands to Reduce Flooding, Improve Water Quality and Freshwater Habitat (OR) Cascade Pacific Resource Conservation and Development Area, Inc. Coos County, Oregon $2,996,608.62
2023 Planning to Reduce Flood Risk and Increase Salmon and Steelhead Habitat in Sandy River Basin (OR) The Freshwater Trust Sandy River Basin, Northwestern Oregon $1,100,511.09
2023 Restoring Mangroves in Jobos Bay to Enhance Local Community Protection from Coastal Hazards (PR) The Ocean Foundation Jobos Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Puerto Rico $1,232,146.62
2023 Mitigating Flood Risk on the Mississippi Coast Through Equity Based Stakeholder Engagement University of Southern Mississippi Rhodes Bayou, Escatawpa and Pascagoula Rivers, City of Moss Point, Jackson County, Mississippi $294,400.56
2022 Port Fourchon Terracing and Living Shoreline Project (LA) Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Port Fourchon, Louisiana $1,150,000.00
2022 Restoration and Enhancement of Coastal Resiliency of the Town River (MA) Town of Bridgewater Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts $2,285,000.00
2022 Creating a Community Resilience Plan for Imperial Beach (CA) City of Imperial Beach Imperial Beach, California $250,000.00
2022 Restoring Hammock River Marsh through Improved Hydrologic Flow Management (CT) Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Hammock River Marsh and Old Beach Park Road, in Clinton Connecticut $520,453.00