Bureau of Land Management
The Bureau of Land Management offers grants for conservation, recreation, and resource management projects across public lands.
Get Funding for Oregon Resource Planning Projects
This grant is for organizations that can provide expert facilitation services to the Bureau of Land Management and stakeholders for Resource Management Plans in Western Oregon. Secure funding to help shape important land use decisions and drive impactful projects.
Fund Your Project: Pacific Northwest Infrastructure Grants
Businesses in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington can partner with federal and state governments to fund critical infrastructure projects that benefit the region. This initiative supports collaborative efforts to advance shared infrastructure goals.
Get Funding for Habitat Restoration & Research
Are you involved in ecological restoration or species research in Oregon or Washington? This grant supports projects focused on understanding and restoring vital habitats for endangered species like the Fenders blue butterfly.
Get Funding for Nevada Cultural & Historic Preservation Projects
Nevada organizations, particularly those supporting the California Trail Center and Bureau of Land Management's interpretive mission, can receive funding to expand their reach through approved product sales. This initiative aims to foster advocates for historic resources and BLM's multiple-use mandate.
Boost Your Business: Land Management Grants Available!
Are you a local business or organization in Sublette County, Wyoming? This grant funds projects that manage, develop, and protect public lands administered by the BLM Pinedale Field Office, offering opportunities for impactful collaboration and resource enhancement.
Secure Funding for Utah Land Restoration & Water Quality
Utah businesses and non-profits can access funding to support ecosystem restoration, wildlife habitat improvement, and enhanced water quality across the state. This initiative aims to conserve and manage natural resources, benefiting both the environment and public use.
Unlock Funding for Wild Horse & Burro Conservation
Seeking innovative solutions for wild horse and burro population control? The Bureau of Land Management is funding the development of effective contraception methods to manage healthy herds on public lands.
Get Funding for Your Horse & Burro Adoption Program!
Colorado non-profits and animal welfare organizations can receive funding to support wild horse and burro training, feeding, and adoption programs. This grant aims to improve the desirability of animals for adoption and provide a positive experience for inmates involved in their rehabilitation.
Boost Your Colorado Business: BLM Funding!
Colorado businesses are invited to apply for funding to support education, volunteer stewardship, and visitor services on public lands managed by the BLM in Southwest Colorado. This grant aims to enhance the promotion and hands-on involvement with the region's cultural and natural resources.
Get Funding for Land Health Research in Idaho!
Idaho colleges and universities can apply for funding to support student-led data collection and analysis for Bureau of Land Management land health assessments. This grant helps cultivate future land stewards while gathering vital information for conservation efforts.
Fund Your Research: Alaska's Natural Heritage Grant
If you're affiliated with the University of Alaska Fairbanks or a similar partner organization, this grant supports crucial research on Alaskan Athabascan place names. Secure funding to gather vital ethnogeographic data for the Steese National Conservation Area.
Fund Your Weed Control: BLM Grants for Landowners
Landowners in the Kremmling, Colorado area can secure funding from the Bureau of Land Management to combat noxious weeds on their property. This grant aims to prevent, contain, and control the spread of invasive species and educate the public on their management.
Secure Funding for Your Documentary Project!
Non-profit organizations can partner with the Bureau of Land Management to create a compelling documentary series about the Willamette River's history, ecology, and future. This project aims to produce engaging video content for conservation groups, PBS viewers, and students.
Get Grants for Parks & Trails in Southern Nevada
Nevada businesses in Clark and White Pine Counties can receive funding to develop parks, trails, and natural areas. This grant supports projects approved under the SNPLMA Round 14 program, aiming to enhance local recreational spaces.
Get Funding for Youth Conservation Programs
This grant from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) offers funding to organizations working with youth aged 16-25. The goal is to introduce them to careers in conservation and support the BLM's mission.
Unlock Funding for Wildlife & Cultural Projects
California businesses and organizations can receive funding for wildlife conservation research, habitat improvement, and recreational projects. This program also supports cultural resource recordation, restoration, and protection efforts in partnership with CSU-Chico.
Grant Funding for Environmental Restoration & Research
This grant is for organizations interested in environmental research, education, and conservation, focusing on data collection, recreation services, and wildlife habitat restoration. It offers opportunities for young professionals to gain hands-on experience in data analysis, site restoration, and resource monitoring.
Get Funding for Land Restoration Projects
This grant is for entities looking to restore landscapes and improve vegetation establishment in Northeast Wyoming, specifically within the Powder River Basin Sage Grouse Focal Areas. Funds will support research and development to enhance reclamation and habitat restoration effectiveness.
Get Funding for Watershed Restoration & Conservation
Landowners in the Long Tom River Watershed can access funding for educational initiatives and outreach programs focused on watershed protection, restoration, and management. This opportunity aims to boost conservation efforts across the entire watershed.
Get Funding for Wyoming Aquatic Habitat Analysis
Wyoming businesses can receive funding to collect and analyze vital aquatic habitat data for the Powder River Basin Interagency Working Group. This grant supports crucial efforts in understanding and improving aquatic health in the region.