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
2018 Innovative Transactions to Restore Flow (OR) The Freshwater Trust John Day River, Lostine River, and Fifteenmile Creek basins, Oregon $895,894.50
2018 Tracking Ecologically Significant Dry Season Instream Flows in South-Central California Central Coast Salmon Enhancement San Louis Obispo County, California $72,351.44
2018 Red-cockaded Woodpecker Conservation Project on State and Private Lands (SC) The Longleaf Alliance, Inc. Aiken, Allendale, Hampton, Colleton, Dorchester, Charleston, Berkeley, Williamsburg, Georgetown, Clarendon and Jasper counties, South Carolina $117,475.66
2018 Onslow Bight Longleaf Ecosystem Restoration Project (NC) - IV The Nature Conservancy Pender, Onslow, Duplin, Jones, Carteret, and Craven counties, North Carolina $264,718.67
2018 Eufaula Lake Wetlands Restoration (OK) Team Up to Clean Up Eufaula, Oklahoma $40,538.64
2018 Urban Oases in the New Haven Harbor Watershed (CT) National Audubon Society, Inc. New Haven, Connecticut $49,994.47
2018 Tamarisk Treatment in the Upper Santa Ynez River Watershed Channel Islands Restoration The upper Santa Ynez River watershed is almost entirely within the Dick Smith Wilderness of the Los Padres National Forest. The upper parts of Indian Creek and Mono Creek are within the within the Zaca Fire Scar. $270,876.46
2018 Tamarisk Eradication Along the Santa Ynez River and Mono Creek in the Los Padres National Forest: 2007 Zaca Fire Restoration (CA) Los Padres ForestWatch The Redrock Canyon-Santa Ynez River and Headwaters-Santa Ynez River watersheds are located northeast of Santa Barbara and are entirely within Santa Barbara County. The target watersheds are mostly within the Los Padres National Forest. $14,904.29
2018 Educational Awareness and Trail Construction at Bayou Auguste (MS) Land Trust for the Mississippi Coastal Plain Biloxi, Mississippi $18,770.30
2018 Enhancing Brook Trout Habitat in the Pigeon River (MI) Huron Pines Resource Conservation & Development Council, Inc. The Pigeon River/Ford Lake Road crossing (45.1775, -84.4261) lies in a premier 106,500 acre wildlife and recreation area known as the Pigeon River Country State Forest (PRC). The Pigeon River itself is a premier brook trout fishery and a DNR-designated Natural River and Blue-Ribbon Trout Stream. $225,000.00