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National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Chi-Cal Rivers Fund Announces $1.2 Million in Conservation Grants

CHICAGO (May 6, 2026) – The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) and partners today announced $1.2 million in grants to enhance habi

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National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Chi-Cal Rivers Fund Announces $1.2 Million in Conservation Grants

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Farming for the Flyway in Louisiana

Two combine harvesters move through a large golden grain field, kicking up dust as they cut parallel rows, with a tree line and narrow river in the distance.
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Farming for the Flyway in Louisiana

Two combine harvesters move through a large golden grain field, kicking up dust as they cut parallel rows, with a tree line and narrow river in the distance.
RFP Submission

Contract to Develop an Analysis of the Potential Link Between Coastal Habitat Restoration and Fisheries

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The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) seeks a qualified Contractor to assist in analyzing the relationship between fisheries and

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Rocky Mountain Rangelands Program

Working closely and on a voluntary basis with private landowners, the Rocky Mountain Rangelands Program conserves and restores habitat for wildlife adapted to harsh climates that often require large open spaces to sustain their populations.
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Contract to Develop an Analysis of the Potential Link Between Coastal Habitat Restoration and Fisheries

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Farming the Flyways: How rice farmers are helping to conserve pathways for migratory birds

In recent years, U.S. farmers have planted roughly 2.8 to 3 million acres of rice annually.

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Farming the Flyways: How rice farmers are helping to conserve pathways for migratory birds

Two sandhill cranes stand in shallow wetland water; one crane lifts its wings as it steps forward while the other stands still among dry golden grasses.
RFP Submission

Conservation Partners Program 2026 Request for Proposals

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