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
2014 Restoring Central Montana's Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument Friends of the Missouri Breaks Monument Public and private lands in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument, a BLM-managed conservation area in the heart of the East Central Montana/Southern Saskatchewan-Alberta focal area. $149,951.91
2014 Steller's and Spectacled Eider Recovery (AK) US Fish and Wildlife Service Barrow area, Alaska (North Slope Borough) $100,000.00
2014 Establishing an Arctic Trajectory Analysis Planner in High Risk Areas (AK) NOAA Fisheries High Oil Spill Risk areas identified in NOAA's risk analysis within Beaufort Sea and Chukchi Sea $214,981.06
2014 Caribbean Prioritization Workshop Island Conservation The workshop location has not been finalized; however, a potential site for the workshop is Atlanta, Georgia at the US Fish & Wildlife Service office. $25,000.00
2014 Improving Habitat and Reducing Entrainment for Klamath Fish Species (OR) Trout Unlimited, Inc. This project will occur in the Upper Klamath Basin. Activities will be concentrated along the priority areas along the margins of Upper Klamath Lake, and the Wood and Sprague River Valleys. $142,273.56
2014 Website Redevelopment and Optimization (OR) Friends of Haystack Rock The Marine Garden and the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge at Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach, Oregon. $4,900.00
2014 Loney Meadow Pilot Restoration (CA) South Yuba River Citizens League Loney Meadow is a 300 acre wet meadow complex at 6,000 feet of elevation in the Tahoe National Forest. It's proximity to I-80 make it an ideal location for restoration, recreation, and education. $199,550.36
2014 Stock-specific Bycatch Mapping for River Herring University of California - Santa Cruz Trawl surveys cover US coastal waters from the Gulf of Maine to Cape Hatteras. Genotyping will occur at UCSC (CA District 17). Meetings with collaborators will occur in New Haven, CT (CT District 3). $99,982.00
2014 Building Cully Park (OR) Verde, Inc. Cully is low-income, it lacks green infrastructure: 18% in poverty, 44% people of color, 24% live w/in ¼ mile of a park, 5% live w/in ¼ mile of habitat. Portland-wide, 64% live w/in ¼ mile of habitat. $50,000.00
2014 Restoring Bellamy River's Fish Passage and Reducing Flooding Through Removal of Fish Barriers (NH) New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Strafford County, New Hampshire $550,000.00