Bureau of Reclamation
The Bureau of Reclamation, a US federal agency, offers grants for water resource management and infrastructure projects.
Get Funding for Water Infrastructure & Habitat Projects
California entities involved in water diversion and habitat restoration can receive funding for critical intake pump station and fish screen projects. This initiative supports essential infrastructure upgrades while protecting fish and wildlife along the Sacramento River.
Secure $254K for Habitat Restoration & Species Protection
This grant is for organizations dedicated to environmental conservation and habitat restoration within the San Joaquin Valley. Funding supports projects aimed at protecting endangered species like the Bakersfield Cactus and the San Joaquin Valley giant flower loving fly, contributing to their recovery and potential delisting.
Unlock Grants for Water Education & Outreach Projects
Are you an organization focused on water education and outreach in the Delta region? This funding is available to support programs that educate the public and teachers on water supply reliability, quality, and conservation efforts.
Get Funding for Water Tech R&D: Up to $250,000!
Small businesses and organizations, get funding for innovative research in desalination and water purification technologies. This program supports high-risk, high-reward R&D projects with national significance, aiming to develop new solutions for widespread water challenges.
Secure Funds for Facility Upgrades & Public Recreation
This grant is available to public park districts to improve and maintain recreational facilities, specifically focusing on parking and roadways. Eligible recipients can receive funding to enhance public access and enjoyment of reservoir areas.
Unlock Funding for Ecosystem Data Management
Businesses involved in ecological data management and conservation can apply for funding to maintain and expand critical databases. This grant supports efforts to track and analyze native fish populations, aiding in their preservation and recovery.
Secure Funding for Environmental Monitoring Projects
This grant is available for entities involved in environmental monitoring, specifically for biological sampling in the San Joaquin River as part of the Grassland Bypass Project. Funds will support data collection and interpretation to assess project impacts on local ecosystems.
Secure Funds for Water & Forest Restoration Projects
This grant supports Phase 2 of the Hemlock Forest Restoration Project, investigating the water-cycle impacts of forest restoration in the Sierra Nevada. Businesses and researchers involved in watershed management and ecological resilience can apply for funding to advance this critical study.
Get Funding to Restore Rivers & Habitats
Are you a local organization or agency involved in environmental restoration? This grant offers financial support to guide initiatives focused on restoring and enhancing natural river production and habitats, protecting fish and local species.
Get Funding for Water Management & Wildlife Conservation
This cooperative agreement supports studies focused on water operations impacting endangered Delta Smelt populations, aiming to prevent extinction. It's designed for entities involved in water resource management or wildlife conservation efforts.
Unlock $210K for Rural Water Projects in McKinley County!
McKinley County businesses involved in regional water system development can apply for funding to complete vital appraisal studies. This grant aims to investigate and improve water distribution for local residents, with a total potential of $210,000.
Get Funding for Water Infrastructure Projects
Are you involved in water management or fish and wildlife habitat restoration? This cooperative agreement can help fund the development, design, manufacturing, and installation of essential fish screen systems at key diversions.
Get $200K for Water Quality Projects
Summit Lake Paiute Tribe members can access up to $200,000 to fund essential water quality monitoring and management plans within their watershed. This grant will help identify trends and improve water quality procedures for a healthier environment.
Secure $200K for Water Quality Monitoring Projects
California government agencies can apply for up to $200,000 to install and monitor water quality sensors. This funding supports assessing the impact of drought on the environment and water operations.
Get Up To $200K for Aquatic Ecosystem Protection
This grant is for the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe to protect aquatic ecosystems by preventing and slowing the spread of invasive species. Funding supports monitoring, prevention, decontamination, and public education efforts.
Get $190K for Native Plant Restoration Projects
This grant is for the Hualapai Tribe to contribute their unique cultural and ecological knowledge to the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Program. Funds are specifically allocated to support the Native Plant Restoration program through the end of 2017.
Get Funding for Fish & Wildlife Restoration Projects
Are you a water district or conservation organization? Secure funding for vital fish, wildlife, and habitat restoration projects, including intake stations and fish screening facilities.
Get $179K for Fish Screen Upgrades
Agricultural businesses and water districts in California can secure funding to install small diversion fish screens on the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers. This grant aims to protect threatened and endangered fish species, complementing ongoing habitat restoration efforts.
Get Funding for Climate Research & Water Solutions
This grant opportunity supports research focused on improving snowpack modeling and runoff forecasting in the Sierra Nevada through advanced climate modeling. Eligible entities can receive funding to develop and test regional weather models that enhance water resource management.
Get Funding for Recreation & Infrastructure Projects
This grant supports local governments in designing and engineering upgrades for public recreational facilities, focusing on improving access and modernizing infrastructure to meet increased public demand. Eligible entities can receive funding to enhance popular areas like the Lake Cachuma Reservoir Recreation Area.