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 Designing Providence Riverwalk to Improve Resilience and Habitat of Woonasquatucket River (RI) City of Providence Woonasquatucket River, Providence County, Rhode Island $1,000,000.00
2023 Utilizing LiDAR to Support Nature-Based Resilience Solutions in American Samoa American Samoa Government Tutuila, Aunu'u, Manu'a Islands, Rose Atoll and Swains Island, American Samoa $1,673,100.00
2023 Reducing Threats to Imperiled Oak Savannah and Woodland Ecosystems in the Upper Rogue Watershed (OR) Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Upper Rogue Watershed, Jackson County, Oregon $2,787,679.00
2023 Assisting Landowners with Conservation Easement Transactions in the Dakota Grasslands (SD) South Dakota Agricultural Land Trust Statewide South Dakota $173,150.42
2023 Utilizing the Delmarva Wetland Partnership to Address Barriers Inhibiting Wetland Restoration (DE, MD, PA) The Nature Conservancy Delmarva Peninsula within Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia's Chesapeake Bay watershed $997,612.00
2023 Cover Crop Technical Assistance for the Farmers for Soil Health Partnership (20 States) The Curators of the University of Missouri Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, North Carolina, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Delaware, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. $694,711.92
2023 Creating and Enhancing a Climate Resilient Habitat Mosaic in Upper Tributary Watersheds and Forest Systems (PA) American Bird Conservancy Adams, Cumberland, Franklin, and York Counties in Pennsylvania $749,581.23
2023 Designing Nature-Based Solutions to Build Resiliency in Virginia's Eastern Shore The Nature Conservancy Oyster (Northampton County, VA) is highly vulnerable to SLR and flooding. Oyster’s creeks and marshes lead across shallow bays protected by marsh and barrier islands to the east. Focus of the proposed project are three eroding marsh islands within Hillcrest Shellfish Sanctuary, protecting Oyster. $414,048.52
2023 Community Decision-Making and Innovation to Advance Nature-Based Resiliency in the Asqinaq (AK) Alaska Wildlife Alliance Hooper Bay region, Alaska $250,000.00
2023 Floodplain and Tidal Wetland Restoration Design in the Yolo Bypass of the Sacramento River (CA) California Department of Water Resources Sacramento Valley, Yolo County, California $1,500,000.00