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
2025 Characterize Threat of Vessel Strikes through Analysis of Boat Sizes and Classes (GA, MA, NJ, NC) Whale and Vessel Safety Taskforce Coastal Georgia, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and North Carolina $188,438.15
2025 Developing and Implementing Dynamic Forest Restoration Blocks in West Virginia The Ruffed Grouse Society Calvin Price, Seneca, and Kumbrabow State Forests, Buery Mountain Wildlife Management Area, and industrial forest lands in West Virginia $221,189.90
2025 Restoring Wetland Habitat to Protect Water Quality for Chicago’s Southeast Side Communities (IL) Delta Institute The project is at Lake Calumet in SE Chicago, spanning the Calumet River and Port within the 10th Ward. It covers part of the Calumet River-Frontal Lake Michigan watershed (040400010603), on IIPD-owned land adjacent to Lake Calumet (Lat: 41.6836, Long: 87.5874), a River Site of Interest. $399,999.98
2025 Advancing Precision Agriculture for Pollinators and Holistic Farm Management (MN) Monarch Joint Venture Minnesota $390,694.08
2025 Assist Counties to Reduce Lighting Pollution to Restore Sea Turtle Nesting Beaches in Florida Sea Turtle Conservancy Coastal counties in East and West Coast Florida $110,000.00
2025 Restoring Meadows to Support Birds and Pollinators in Detroit (MI) Detroit Bird Alliance Detroit, Michigan $191,247.54
2025 Restoring Riparian Areas in the Davis Mountains through Process-Based Restoration Techniques (TX) American Bird Conservancy Davis Mountains region of the Trans-Pecos, near Fort Davis and Balmorhea, Texas. $342,727.70
2025 Leveraging Regional Coordination to Accelerate Watershed Restoration in Virginia Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Virginia's, Chesapeake Bay watershed $1,000,000.00
2025 Creating a Management Plan for the Sand Creek Regional Greenway (CO) Sand Creek Regional Greenway Partnership The Sand Creek in Arapahoe County, Adams County, and Denver County, Colorado. $185,037.46
2025 Summit Lake Big Game Habitat Connectivity Improvement (NV) Summit Lake Paiute Tribe Summit Lake is a remote, relatively small, shallow, high-desert, terminal lake at the north end of the Black Rock Range in northwestern Nevada. The surrounding ecosystem is primarily sagebrush steppe containing key species such as mule deer, antelope, Lahontan cutthroat trout, and sage grouse. $211,734.67