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
2015 Pascagoula River Audubon Marsh Laboratory Project (MS) Jackson County Board of Supervisors This project is located on the site of the Pascagoula River Audubon Center, near the mouth of Rhodes Bayou: an urban watershed that drains about 600 acres within the City of Moss Point, Mississippi. $14,872.00
2015 City of Gainesville Greenway Challenge (FL) City of Gainesville Gainesville Greenway Challenge will occur in 8 nature parks in Alachua County, FL. See map for locations. Great Invader Raider Rally will take place in at least 40 sites throughout Gainesville including City’s nature parks, County preserves, State Parks, University of FL sites, and private lands $60,889.79
2015 City Blossoms' Community Green Space: Expansion to a Third Site in the Anacostia River Basin (DC) City Blossoms The project will be located at Neval Thomas Elementary School in Washington DC. $50,000.00
2015 Council Rural Environmental Stewardship Team Program: Gateway to Natural Resource Employment and Conservation Leadership (ID) Council School District No.13 Council, Krassel and Weiser Ranger Districts, Payette National Forest; City of Council; private land in Adams County in Weiser River and Little Salmon River watersheds; Lower Salmon River Corridor (BLM is the land management agency) $34,410.00
2015 Black Creek Bio-Blitz (SC) Pee Dee Land Trust Black Creek is a major tributary of the Great Pee Dee River in northeastern South Carolina. The Black Creek watershed encompasses 463 square miles and flows approximately 75 miles from its origins near Pageland, SC to its confluence with the Great Pee Dee River north of Florence. $25,000.00
2015 Improving Gulf of Maine Groundfish Fishing Opportunities Through Fishing Gear Modifications University of New Hampshire Mid-Coast, Maine, the Seacoast of New Hampshire, Gloucester and New Bedford, Massechusettes, Gulf of Maine. $93,227.19
2015 Educating Communities Through Riparian Restoration (AL) The Red Mountain Park Fund, Inc. Red Mountain Park is a 1,500 acre linear urban park in the heart of metropolitan Birmingham. It occupies a mountain ridge previously home to the city's thriving iron ore mining and steel production industries. $29,514.34
2015 Save Sabino Creek: Community Education and Restoration (AZ) Watershed Management Group, Inc. The project will take place in Tucson, Arizona in the Sabino Creek watershed. Sabino Creek is a drainage of the Catalina Mountains and is downstream of Sabino Canyon, the most visited natural area in Tucson. Work will take place on both private and public lands. $30,000.00
2015 Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Coldwater Habitat Reconnection (WI) Trout Unlimited, Inc. Trout Unlimited's project is located in northeastern Wisconsin on key coldwater streams and rivers on and adjacent to the Nicolet National Forest. $275,000.00
2015 Trout in the Classroom- The Next Generation Trout Unlimited, Inc. Trout in the Classroom in NY is focused in and around New York City and the New York City Watersheds. The Watershed Students and Stewards will work with students from NYC schools with stewardship projects in NYC's Croton Watershed in Westchester County. $32,817.10