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
2012 Building A Network Of Resilient Coral Reefs In Eastern Indonesia Through Community Management Indonesia Locally Managed Marine Area Foundation This project will focus on the 117,500 hectare Upper Padaido Islands near Biak, Papua. This area has outstanding coral reefs and the local community is extremely enthusiastic about managing them. $40,000.00
2012 Klamath Basin Stewardship Project (OR) Northwest Youth Corps The project will take place within the Upper Klamath Lake Basin, near the city of Klamath Falls Oregon. Most of the project will take place on or adjacent to public lands. $99,995.00
2012 Expanded Olympia Oyster Recovery in Puget Sound (WA) Puget Sound Restoration Fund Puget Sound, Washington $49,999.76
2012 Youth Restoration of the South Shore Beach and Sanctuary (IL) Alliance for the Great Lakes South Shore Nature Sanctuary on Lake Michigan $20,203.00
2012 Bayou Auguste Restoration (MS) Mississippi State University The project location is in a highly visible but underused open space along the southern bank of Bayou Auguste in the Biloxi Housing Authority’s Hope VI neighborhood in East Biloxi, Mississippi. $29,242.97
2012 Shale Valley Acquisition and Wetland Restoration (NJ) Schiff Natural Lands Trust, Inc. The Shale Valley property is located on the border of Mendham and Chester Townships. $0.00
2012 Restoring Aquatic Connectivity in Riveredge Creek (WI) Ozaukee County, Wisconsin Riveredge Creek in the Town of Saukville, Ozaukee County WI. T11N S8 R21E $28,500.00
2012 Assessing Predator Control Techniques for Nesting American Oystercatcher (GA) Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wassaw Sound, St Catherines Island, Little St Simons Island, Wolf National Wildlife Refuge and Little Egg Island Bar Natural Area in Georgia $92,044.00
2012 Restoring Fish Spawning Habitat in the Detroit River (MI) The Regents of the University of Michigan The proposed project will construct approximately 1.0 acre of native fish spawning habitat at the highest priority site predicted by a bio-physical model of the Detroit River. $791,469.46
2012 Lesser Prairie Chicken Population Estimation and Monitoring (KS) Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Funds will be used to fly an additional 40 blocks and transects in and/or partially in KS. $63,487.00