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Species
Conservation programs funded by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation benefit hundreds of species and the habitats they depend on across the United States. NFWF has developed conservation strategies with measurable outcomes that track progress for many of these species. These species are good indicators of healthy habitats.
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Programs
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation awards competitive grants through our programs to protect and conserve our nation's fish, wildlife, plants and habitats. The Foundation works with public and private partners in all 50 states and U.S. territories to solve the most challenging conservation problems. Explore our programs below to learn about their conservation goals and strategies, and the species and landscapes they support.
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Offices
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation maintains five regional offices across the United States to administer our programs, manage and develop our partnerships and deliver local services.
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The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation works with our public and private partners to address current conservation challenges and prepare for future challenges impacting fish, wildlife and local communities across the country. Our grant programs increase wildlife and community resilience to the impacts of storms, recovers and enhances land impacted by wildfire, improves water quality for healthier ecosystems, and conserves ranch lands in the West.
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