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 Fishing Communities in Action: Reducing Marine Debris in Puerto Rico University of Puerto Rico at Aguadilla The program will cover approximately 5,500 meters of coastline and all 78 municipalities of Puerto Rico. $65,617.00
2009 Hamilton Harbour Coastal Wetland and Watershed Restoration Bay Area Restoration Council Southern Ontario, specifically Hamilton Harbour (an AOC) & its watershed including Cootes Paradise Marsh, the largest coastal wetland on L. Ontario & 1 of the areas of highest biodiversity in Canada. $40,665.00
2009 Wetland Invasive Plant Education - Great Marsh (MA) Massachusetts Audubon Society, Inc. Parker River Refuge land: Newbury, Newburyport, Rowley; nearby state-owned & private lands in Salisbury & Newburyport for which the Refuge has approval to remove invasives. Essex County, Massachusetts $10,000.00
2009 Eastern Brook Trout Joint Venture Integration (ME) State of Maine This project is statewide where data integration and outreach methods include all of Maine. Survey efforts concentrate where adequate information is lacking under current EBTJV assessment guidelines. $49,534.89
2009 Deschutes (OR) Water Exchange - BPA VIII Deschutes River Conservancy Deschutes River Basin, Oregon $239,264.37
2009 Upper Clark Fork River Restoration (MT) - II Clark Fork Coalition The upper Clark Fork River and its tributaries stretch between Butte and Missoula: focus areas are the mainstem river below Warm Springs Ponds and lower 5 miles of Brown's Gulch tributary near Butte. $58,368.00
2009 Flow Restoration in the Umatilla Basin The Freshwater Trust Our offices are in Portland, Oregon with projects throughout the state. This project will be focused on the Umatilla Basin and Union County in the Grande Ronde Basin. $117,622.47
2009 Coastal Habitats Education and Stewardship (CA) Friends of the Dunes This project is in the Humboldt Bay area of Humboldt County, California on coastal lands managed by Friends of the Dunes, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and several other agencies. $9,922.50
2009 Stopping Aquatic Invaders (MT) Yellowstone Park Foundation Stop Aquatic Invaders! primarily serves Yellowstone National Park. This project is coordinated on public and private lands throughout the Greater Yellowstone Area (Montana, Wyoming and Idaho). $25,000.00
2009 Invasive Plant Risk Mapping in the Sierra Nevada (CA) California Invasive Plant Council Sierra Nevada ecoregion in California, with diverse habitat types ranging from alpine boulder fields to foothill oak woodlands. This includes Sierra meadows, focus of a NFWF Keystone Initiative. $57,829.00