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Restoring Flow, Reviving a Marsh

Before European settlement, the floodplains of what would become Michigan fueled vast, dynamic ecosystems.

Coral Reef Conservation in Puerto Rico - Extended Version

Coral Reef Conservation in Puerto Rico

Required Financial Documents

The following financial documentation must be submitted with NFWF full proposals. Applicants are encouraged to provide this information at the time of application in order to prevent review, approval and/or contracting delays (if applicable). Below, you will find a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to assist you with compiling the required information.  If you have additional questions regarding documentation requirements or unanswered questions, please contact the NFWF staff representative listed in the RFP or your Grants Administrator.

Rocky Mountain Rangelands

The Rocky Mountain Rangelands encompasses the Intermountain West, including Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming. The region supports a unique assemblage of wildlife adapted to the harsh climate that often require large, open spaces to sustain their populations. Irrigated agricultural lands provide habitat for suites of waterfowl, waterbirds and shorebirds during their migration and breeding season. The relative arid nature of the region has also led to endemic fish found only in small river systems. 

LEED Habitat Conservation Program

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