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
2015 A Student Urban Field-study of Water Quality and Species Diversity along the Long Island Sound Coast (CT) SoundWaters, Inc. Cove Island Park and Boccuzzi Park, Stamford, Connecticut. $33,935.66
2015 Science-Based Habitat Restoration of the Upper Narraguagus River Watershed (ME) Project SHARE Restoration activity will occur in the upper Narraguagus River watershed in Hancock and Washington County, Maine. Workshops targeting a statewide and regional audience will be hosted in Bangor, Maine. Demonstration projects will be located in the restoration project area. $100,000.00
2015 Wrightsville Borough Riverfront Restoration Project (PA) Wrightsville Borough The park is bordered by the Susquehanna River to the east, Front Street to the west, Union Alley (extended) to the north and Lemon Street to the south. $200,000.00
2015 Delivering the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Regional Conservation Partnership Program in Lancaster County (PA) Stroud Water Research Center, INC Lancaster County, PA. Targeting includes two levels: 1) Cost-effective projects that meet/exceed TMDL conservation needs via whole-farm conservation including forested buffers, 2) Geographic targeting to upper Pequea Creek HUC12, upper Chickies Creek HUC12, to be amended if needed to deliver RCPP. $799,990.00
2015 Assessing Fish Barrier Priority Modifications in the Connecticut River Tributaries of New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts (MA,NH,VT) American Rivers, Inc. Tributaries of the Connecticut River in New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts. $46,142.45
2015 Shorebird Harvest along the Atlantic Flyway U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service On-site project activities will occur on the islands of Barbados, Guadeloupe, Martinique, and in French Guiana, Suriname, and Canada. Remote support will be provided in the USA and France. $249,674.00
2015 Ashy Storm-petrel Population Size and Hotspots at Sea (CA) Triple HS, INC d/b/a H. T. Harvey & Associates Data derived from extensive and repeated surveys covering that part of the California Current where the Ashy Storm-Petrel is endemic and occurs year round. All data have been acquired, 1976-2006 (26 aerial and vessel data sets), and exist in a data base (CDAS); needs to be analyzed. $34,921.01
2015 Meadow Restoration to Recover Eagle Lake Rainbow Trout (CA) Trout Unlimited, Inc. The Pine Creek Restoration Project is located in the Pine Creek Watershed on the Lassen National Forest in Lassen County, CA. The project is at 5,630ft above sea level and 40 34'58.75" N, 121 00'54.30" W $117,491.12
2015 Enhancing Monarch Butterfly Habitat in the Hiawatha National Forest (Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Watersheds) Superior Watershed Partnership The project location includes 83 acres of prioritized monarch habitat. Project sites are located along a major north-south migratory flyway on lands owned and managed by the Hiawatha National Forest in the Lake Michigan and Lake Superior watersheds of the Central Upper Peninsula of Michigan. $59,320.48
2015 Midwest Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Championing the Development of Conservation Plans for Monarchs (TX) National Wildlife Federation All available scientific evidence points towards the central portion of the United States (from TX north to MN) as the most critical area in the country for supporting the migratory monarch populations. This effort includes 16 states in this geography including the 13 MAFWA states, AR, OK and TX. $75,000.00