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Restoring headwater forests for people and wildlife

Urgent conservation work can be challenging, no matter where it is needed.

Restoring headwater forests for people and wildlife

Opening public access in Michigan’s working forests

The Acres for America program stands today as the leading public-private land conservation

Opening public access in Michigan’s working forests

Restoring healthy shorelines for wildlife and communities

Coastlines hold some of the nation’s most productive habitats and greatest concentrations of wildlife — water birds of all shapes and sizes, marine mammals,

Restoring healthy shorelines for wildlife and communities

Rocky Mountain Rangelands 2025 Request for Proposals

RFP GUIDANCE

NFWF is committed to operating in full compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and Executive Orders.

Forestland Stewards

Launched in 2013, the Forestland Stewards Partnership between International Paper and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) supports on-the-ground projects to establish, enhance and conserve forest habitats, strengthen important fish and wildlife populations, and protect watersheds—while at the same time promoting and supporting working forests in the southern United States.

Bats for the Future Fund 2025 Request for Proposals

RFP GUIDANCE

NFWF is committed to operating in full compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and Executive Orders.

Sacramento Valley Floodplain Enhancement for Salmon and Shorebirds

In 2025, NFWF launched the first Sacramento Valley Floodplain Enhancement for Salmon and Shorebirds funding opportunity. A partnership with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, this funding supports multi-benefit floodplain restoration projects that enhance habitat for anadromous fish and migratory shorebirds while also advancing the long-term health of the Sacramento River Basin and the communities who live and work there.