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Sylvamo

Sylvamo supports the Northeast Forests and Rivers Fund, which is dedicated to restoring and sustaining healthy forests and rivers that provide habitat for diverse native bird and freshwater fish populations in New England and eastern New York.

BNSF Railway

BNSF Railway supports programs in Chicago, the Northern Rockies and Pacific Coast cities to conserve wildlife and their habitats, improve water quality for residents, and link human communities with the benefits of natural resource stewardship.

Bureau of Reclamation

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation works with the Bureau of Reclamation within three defined watersheds.

Cargill

Cargill supports the Southern Plains Grassland Program, aiming to expand adoption of rancher-led conservation practices and accelerate the improvement of grazing lands across the region. By supporting ranching communities, NFWF and Cargill will invest in practices that enhance wildlife habitat, and help tackle climate change, aligned with Cargill’s BeefUp Sustainability initiative.

Kingfisher Foundation

The Kingfisher Foundation works to implement sound fishery management rules and methods that align long term economic prosperity for fishers with good stewardship and sustainable fishing. Themes include rebuilding fish populations, implementing secure access rights, harnessing technology innovations and modern information policies for sound data driven monitoring and management and accountability of commercial and recreational fisheries.

UBS Optimus Foundation

The National Coastal Resilience Fund (NCRF) is supported by the UBS Optimus Foundation. The NCRF restores, increases and strengthens natural infrastructure to protect coastal communities while also enhancing habitats for fish and wildlife. Thus far, NCRF has awarded more than $136 million to 173 projects, leveraging more than $211 million in conservation resources.

Taco Bell

Taco Bell supports NFWF programs focused on implementing voluntary, rancher-led practices to improve water management and restore wildlife habitat across the Intermountain West, a vast area stretching from the Colorado Rockies to the Great Basin.

Atlantic Flyway Shorebird Initiative

The Atlantic Flyway Shorebird Initiative aims to increase populations for three focal shorebird species within the flyway by 15 to 20 percent over a 10-year period. The three focal species – American oystercatcher, red knot and whimbrel – represent different migratory strategies and require specific approaches to address habitat loss, predation and human disturbance. To achieve this goal, the grant program supports five strategies outlined in NFWF’s Atlantic Flyway Shorebird Business Plan: (1) conserve critical habitat, (2) restore habitat, (3) reduce human disturbance, (4) improve harvest management, and (5) monitor and assess progress.

Desert Tortoise Recovery Partnership

The Desert Tortoise Recovery Partnership (DTRP) was formed through partnerships between the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), U.S. Marines Corps, U.S. Army, Department of Defense, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to coordinate implementation of strategies and provide additional resources to address the pressing conservation needs of the Mojave desert tortoise in the West Mojave Desert of southeastern California. The DTRP was established as an effort of the Recovery and Sustainment Partnership (RASP), a joint initiative of the Department of Defense and the Department of the Interior to develop species conservation and recovery programs and provide increased flexibility for military missions.