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
2009 Stormwater Retrofits in the Cedar Run Watershed (PA) Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Inc. All Demonstration Sites are located within the Cedar Run Watershed which is a tributary of the Yellow Breeches Creek. The Yellow Breeches Creek is a trib of the Susquehanna River. $150,000.00
2009 Reducing Impacts of Lost Crab Traps on Fishery Resources College of William and Mary, Virginia Institute of Marine Science Lower York River, Chesapeake Bay $32,293.79
2009 Controlling Invasive Plants Through Forestry Management (VT) The Nature Conservancy Capacity building of land managers throughout Vermont. $43,768.88
2009 Sudbury-Assabet-Concord Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (MA) - II Massachusetts Audubon Society, Inc. Sudbury-Assabet-Concord River Watershed in eastern Massachusetts. Includes Great Meadows and Assabet River National Wildlife Refuges and Minuteman National Historical Park. $50,000.00
2009 Widener Watershed Awareness Program (PA) Earth Force, Inc. The Project will incorporate work in both the City of Chester and the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge $10,000.00
2009 Coordinated Weed Management on Cape Island (NJ) New Jersey Audubon Society Located at the southern tip of NJ, Cape Island consists of a variety of habitats: beach/dune, tidal marsh, woodlots, fallow fields. It is a critical stopover site for concentrations of fall migrants. $39,998.56
2009 Assessment Towards Evolution of the Plant Conservation Alliance's National Framework Botanic Gardens Conservation International (U.S.), Inc. Research will be conducted in partnership with PCA’s nationwide network, and results will be shared nationally and globally. Research staff is based at the BGCI-US office in Glencoe, IL. $30,000.00
2009 Nature and Technology Outdoor Classroom at Hamden Slough National Wildlife Refuge (MN) Friends of the Detroit Lakes Wetland Management District The project will occur at Hamden Slough National Wildlife Refuge in Becker County, Minnesota. The Refuge is in a prairie wetland landscape only a few miles from several area schools. $4,894.00
2009 Economic Valuation of Coral Reef Ecosystems in the U.S. Virgin Islands VU University Amsterdam, Institute for Environmental Studies United states Virgin Islands $122,334.00
2009 Seagrass Restoration and Protection in Florida and Alabama The Nature Conservancy Site 1: St. Martins Marsh, Crystal River, FL 34428. Lat/Long.: 82o42’37W; 28o49’26N. Site 2: Perdido Bay/Rabbit Island Preserve, Orange Beach, AL 36561. Lat/Long.:-87º 27’ 29.10”; 30º 18’ 4.31”. $76,583.18