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Shell USA

The Shell Marine & Wildlife Habitat Program is a partnership between Shell USA and NFWF that supports conservation of priority habitats and species in the communities where Shell USA lives and operates. Since 1998, this partnership has funded more than 385 projects conserving key species and habitats across the nation.

Request for Quotes: Facilitator for Professional Meeting on Seismic Airgun Alternative Technologies

This solicitation has closed.

 

The Sustainability Consortium

NFWF and The Sustainability Consortium (TSC) are collaborating to implement conservation and regenerative agricultural practices on farms across the United States. Working together with TSC’s participating members, this partnership will provide technical and financial assistance to help farmers adopt conservation practices, improve soil health, reduce greenhouse gases, and improve wildlife habitat.

Emergency Coastal Resilience Fund

The Emergency Coastal Resilience Fund was established to increase the resilience of coastal communities located within federally declared disaster areas impacted by hurricanes and wildfires. The fund supports conservation projects that strengthen natural systems at a scale that will protect coastal communities from the future impacts of storms, wildfires and associated natural hazards, while improving habitats for fish and wildlife species.

Cleveland-Cliffs

Cleveland-Cliffs supports conservation programs across the Great Lakes basin to restore critical wildlife habitat, improve water quality, and enhance the health and accessibility of the region’s waterways.

NFWF Announces $8.8 Million for Gulf Restoration Projects in Texas

Projects funded as a part of initial investments result of criminal charges against BP and Transocean

WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov.

Hawaiian Forest Birds

The Hawaiian Forest Bird Program focused on strategic investments to secure populations of three species—palila, Maui parrotbill and Nihoa millerbird, with an ancillary goal of applying lessons learned through focused recovery of these species to additional threatened Hawaiian forest bird species. In 2009, NFWF and partners developed the Hawaiian Forest Bird business plan for the conservation of Hawaiian forest birds to mitigate pervasive threats over a 10-year period.

Pacific Southwest Fuels Management Partnership

The Pacific Southwest Fuels Management Partnership identifies and funds fuel management projects that reduce the risk of severe wildfire, protects ecological values of U.S. Forest Service restoration investments, and reduces the chance of damage to public and private improvements near U.S. Forest Service Lands.

Chesapeake Watershed Investments for Landscape Defense (WILD) Grants 2025 Request for Proposals

RFP GUIDANCE

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) and U.S.