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
2019 Habitat Restoration and Public Engagement in Eliza Howell Park, Detroit, MI Brightmoor Alliance Eliza Howell Park, Detroit in Wayne County, Southeast Michigan $300,000.00
2019 Increasing Biodiversity and Landscape Connectivity in the Oaks Opening Region of Southeast Michigan The Nature Conservancy Oak Openings habitats at 5 public use areas in Monroe and Wayne counties, Southeast Michigan including Oakwoods Metropark, West Prairie, Crosswinds Marsh, Ansted Park, and Tomahawk Archers. $192,374.06
2019 Enhancing Public Space by Expanding Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Detroit (MI) Southwest Detroit Environmental Vision Cadillac Urban Gardens in Southwest Detroit, Southeast Michigan $300,000.00
2019 Green Stormwater Infrastructure to Mitigate Skate Park Runoff in Washtenaw, Southeast Michigan Washtenaw County Ypsilanti Township, Washtenaw County, Southeast Michigan
 $76,044.90
2019 Using Stormwater Infrastructure to Reduce Flooding and Engage Community Members in Southeast Michigan Cinnaire Lending Islandview Neighborhood, City of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan $300,000.00
2019 Restoring Biodiversity of Degraded Grasslands to Benefit Nesting Birds in Southeast Michigan Pheasants Forever, Inc. Grassland restoration will take place at four State Game Areas:
Sharonville State Game Area (Washtenaw Co.)
Port Huron State Game Area (St. Clair Co.)
St. John’s Marsh State Game Area (St. Clair Co.)
Petersburg State Game Area (Monroe Co.) 		$49,468.12
2019 Improving Resilience and Public Space with Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Normandy Oaks Park City of Royal Oak Normandy Oaks Park, Royal Oak in Oakland County, Southeast Michigan $228,346.93