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 |
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2024 | Growing Outdoor Sound Learning & Stewardship in New Haven Public Schools (CT) | New Haven Ecology Project, Inc. / Common Ground | Seven urban public schools within the City of New Haven, Connecticut | $197,204.58 |
2024 | Feasibility Study to Enhance Fish Passage at a Road-Stream Crossing (CT) | Town of Groton | River Road, Haley’s Brook, Groton, Connecticut | $150,000.00 |
2024 | Collaborative Grassland and Sagebrush Conservation for Birds (WY) | Pheasants Forever, Inc. | Eastern Wyoming | $256,391.96 |
2024 | Improving Water Quality by Managing Nutrients at a Livestock Operation (CT) | Connecticut River Coastal Conservation District, Inc. | Harris Brook, Eightmile Wild and Scenic Watershed, Town of Salem, Connecticut | $214,600.00 |
2024 | Gearing Up for Change in Maine’s Lobster Dependent Communities (ME) | Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries | Coastal Maine | $625,500.00 |
2024 | Accelerating Conservation Technical Assistance by Understanding Needs, Pathways, and Strategic Opportunities | Meridian Institute | United States of America | $2,000,000.00 |
2024 | Nature-based solutions to Expand a Living Shoreline (CT) | Sacred Heart University, Inc. | Connecticut Audubon Society at Stratford Point, Connecticut | $145,028.24 |
2023 | Enhancing Hydrology of the Yampa River to Benefit Endangered and Threatened Fish (CO) | The Nature Conservancy | Yampa River in Moffat County, Colorado. | $250,819.62 |
2023 | Restoring the South Branch of the Chicago River through Community Science and Engagement (IL) | Shedd Aquarium Society | This project will occur in a 41-acre zone of the Chicago River Watershed's South Branch. Specifically, the partnership will monitor four urban river habitat sites in the area (barge slips, turning basin, main channel, and floating wetland habitat). | $45,170.00 |
2023 | Increase Coral Restoration Capacity in American Samoa Through Training | Coral Restoration Foundation, Inc. | CRF Facilities (Key Largo, FL, USA) will be the location of grant management and center for centralized learning. Additional field applications will occur in American Samoa. | $103,226.00 |