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
2010 Migratory Bird Habitat Development in Coastal Alabama Counties Alabama Wildlife Federation Baldwin and Mobile County, Alabama $219,564.00
2010 Extinction Risk and Climate Change Vulnerability of US Cacti International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources - US Southeastern United States, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands $29,745.28
2010 North River Knotweed Control (WA) Pacific Conservation District The most northern watershed within WRIA #24. The North River Watershed is listed as a high tier watershed within the Willapa Bay WRIA #24 Lead Entity Strategy. $49,998.85
2010 Shorebird Habitat Enhancement at Theodore Roosevelt Complex (MS) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Enhancement areas associated with this project will be located throughout the Theodore Roosevelt Complex, primarily on Yazoo and Morgan Brake National Wildlife Refuges. $45,000.00
2010 Mason Valley Wildlife Area Water Conservation and Release (NV) Nevada Department of Wildlife Mason Valley Wildilfe Management Area
1 Lux Lane
Yerington, NV. 89447
$50,000.00
2010 Wildlife Education Materials for Refuge Visitors (ND) Audubon Refuge Partners, Inc. Prairie Pond Store at Audubon National Wildlife Refuge
Coleharbor, North Dakota
$5,000.00
2009 Middle Meramec River Conservation Opportunity Area (MO) Missouri Department of Conservation East central Missouri: Crawford, Dent, Franklin, Phelps and Washington counties. Riparian corridor work focused along Dry Fork Creek/Phelps County. Forest/woodland/ savannah/glade improvements in COA $67,500.00
2009 East Bay Shoreline Protection & Marsh Restoration (TX) - II Galveston Bay Foundation Southern shoreline of the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge, federal land owned and managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Chambers County, Texas. $200,000.00
2009 On-farm Wildlife Habitat Conference (IA) Iowa Soybean Association Conference will be held in central Iowa; participants recruited from throughout Iowa and other UMR states; the wildlife habitat planning module will adapt to all UMR farms and watersheds. $26,334.52
2009 Apache Trout Initiative (AZ) Arizona Game and Fish Department The project encompasses the distribution of self-sustaining Apache trout within their historical habitat: headwaters of Little Colorado River, Black and White rivers (tributaries of the Salt River). $504,619.18