The cumulative cost of 16 separate weather events in the United States in 2017 was $306.2 billion, breaking the previous cost record of $214.8 billion in 2005.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation supports more than 70 grant programs to protect and restore our nation's wildlife and habitats. We encourage you to read our complete list of conservation programs and review the program goals and guidelines to select the one appropriate for you. You can submit applications online through Easygrants, our grant application and management system.
The owners of historic timberlands and vast hunting properties containing some of South Carolina’s best longleaf pine forests are pioneering a new approach t
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's primary focus is on fish, mammals, birds, pollinators, reptiles and amphibians and their habitats in need of conservation action. By using clear criteria on how and where to invest resources, NFWF maximizes its impact on the species and ecosystems most in need of conservation and achieves a high return on investment.
