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
2012 Swim For Your Life (CA) Powerhouse Science Center dba Discovery Museum The Powerhouse Science Center is located on the banks of the Sacramento River and easily accessible by bike and walking trails, public transportation, and Interstate 5. $87,700.19
2012 Sustaining Hawksbill Conservation in El Salvador The Ocean Foundation Project activities will be conducted primarily in the Bahia de Jiquilisco-Xiriualtique Biosphere Reserve in the Department of Usulután, El Salvador. $28,141.24
2012 Restoring Pink-footed Shearwater Populations in Chile - II Island Conservation Juan Fernandez Islands and Mocha Island in central Chile. $372,487.00
2012 Pushaw Lake Fishway (ME) Atlantic Salmon Federation (U.S.), Inc. The Pushaw Lake outlet dam is located in Hudson, Maine, just 10 miles above tidewater on the Penobscot River. $45,000.00
2012 Reducing Bycatch of Seabirds in Russian Far East Fisheries World Wildlife Fund, Inc. Project field work and writing/republication location: Sea of Okhotsk & Pacific waters of the Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia
Grant management, writing/translation, and reporting: Alaska, US
$59,111.00
2012 Development and Evaluation of Image Recognition Software Fishermen's Marketing Association, Inc. The software development will occur in Corvalais, Oregon at Oregon State University. The field testing of the software will occur on vessels operating out of several west coast ports in WA, OR and CA. $96,178.00
2012 Native Brook Trout Assessment and Enhancement (PA) Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Allegheny National Forest, Pennsylvania $48,000.00
2012 Sangre de Cristo Youth for Conservation (CO) Canto Al Pueblo - The Latino Arts and Cultural Series Project will be located in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado (Conejos and Costilla counties), on lands managed by the Rio Grande National Forest and San Luis Valley Bureau of Land Management. $23,768.80
2012 Whychus Creek Barrier Removal and Restoration (OR) Upper Deschutes Watershed Council Whychus Creek, tributary to Deschutes River, Oregon $30,000.00
2012 Monitoring Coho Salmon Response to Habitat Restoration (CA) Yurok Tribe Lower Klamath tributaries Terwer, McGarvey, and Hunter Creeks - California $26,839.78