Department of the Interior
The Department of the Interior provides grants for conservation, recreation, resource management, and community programs.
Tribal Land Funds: Secure Grants for Sovereignty & Resources
This program offers cooperative agreements and grants to eligible Tribal Nations to consolidate fractional land interests on their reservations. The funding aims to strengthen tribal sovereignty and unlock valuable resources by enabling tribes to directly participate in land consolidation efforts.
Unlock Tribal Land Funds: Grants for Sovereignty & Growth
Tribal governments can receive grants to consolidate fractional land interests, strengthening tribal sovereignty and freeing up locked-up resources. This program aims to improve the efficiency of land consolidation efforts through cooperative agreements.
Tribal Land Consolidation Grants: Unlock Resources
This program offers cooperative agreements to eligible tribes to help consolidate fractional land interests, strengthening tribal sovereignty and freeing up valuable resources. Tribes can apply for funding to support land consolidation activities like outreach, mapping, and appraisals on their reservations.
Unlock Tribal Land Resources & Sovereignty
This initiative offers cooperative agreements to eligible Tribal Nations to consolidate fractional land interests, strengthening tribal sovereignty and unlocking valuable resources. Funds are available for program implementation costs like outreach, research, and appraisals, enabling tribes to manage their land more effectively.
Secure Funding: Boost Youth Engagement & Conservation Efforts
This grant opportunity provides funding to the YMCA to hire and train Community Coordinators who will connect young people and communities with outdoor recreation, environmental education, and conservation programs. Eligible organizations can receive funding to support these vital youth engagement initiatives.
Get $$ for Mine Reclamation Projects!
If you're in Wyoming and involved with abandoned mine lands, this grant is for you. Funding is available to remediate hazardous mine openings across the state, making sites safer.
Arizona Business Grants: Up to $500K for Transportation Projects!
Arizona businesses involved in motorized transportation infrastructure projects can receive up to $500,000 to support development and maintenance. This funding from the Department of the Interior aims to improve and sustain transportation assets across the state.
Get $500K to Control Weeds & Protect Land!
Wyoming-based County Weed and Pest Districts can secure up to $500,000 over five years to combat invasive noxious weeds on public lands. This funding will support essential labor, equipment, and supplies for effective weed management and ecological restoration.
Get Up To $350K for Estate Planning Services for Native Americans
This grant from the Department of the Interior offers up to $350,000 to eligible entities to provide essential estate planning services to American Indians and Alaska Natives. The funding aims to help preserve land ownership and reduce fractional interests through wills, transfers, and consolidation.
Unlock $300K for Wildlife Conservation Projects
This cooperative agreement is for organizations with unique qualifications in wildlife biology to conduct elk distribution and habitat studies on public lands in Wyoming. Funds will support research and data collection for 5 years.
Fund Your Reclamation Project: Get Up To $250,000
Small businesses in Grand Junction, Colorado are eligible to receive funding for mine closure and reclamation projects. This grant will cover the costs of design and installation of safety measures like bat gates and backfilling abandoned mine openings to mitigate environmental hazards.
Get Up to $100K for Your Historic Trail Project!
Are you involved with the Anza National Historic Trail? This grant offers up to $100,000 to support capacity building projects that enhance the trail's preservation and visitor experience.
Get Funding for Your Conservation Projects!
Utah businesses and organizations can apply for up to $100,000 to implement statewide conservation projects. This funding is specifically designed to partner with conservation corps, providing valuable experience and education to students while enhancing public lands.
Get $100,000 for Wildlife & Land Conservation Projects
This funding is for organizations like the University of Wyoming to research the impact of land management techniques on sage grouse populations, with a total anticipated award of $100,000 over five years.
Get Up To $80K for Your Marana Business!
Marana businesses can access up to $80,000 over three years to support critical cleanup and improvement projects. This funding aims to enhance local infrastructure and beautify the community, creating a better environment for businesses and residents.
Get Funding for Wildland Fire Safety Training & Collaboration
This grant is for organizations focused on wildland fire safety and community collaboration, providing funds for training and resource development. Eligible entities can receive support to enhance the safety and effectiveness of wildland fire response.
Funded Research: Protect Eagles & Public Lands
This grant provides $50,000 to the Buffalo Bill Historical Center to monitor Golden Eagle populations and their nesting sites in Wyoming, assessing the impact of public land activities. The project aims to gather crucial data on eagle reproduction and survival to inform conservation efforts.
Get Funding for Wildlife Monitoring & Conservation Projects
This cooperative agreement offers funding to organizations for aerial surveys to monitor raptor nesting, supporting wildlife conservation and land management planning. Funds are available to assist in data collection and reporting for environmental impact assessments.
Secure Funding for Fire Prevention & Land Management
This opportunity is for organizations like the University of Wyoming's Conservation Corps to receive funding for critical fuel reduction projects, enhancing land resilience and safety. The goal is to support initiatives that prepare areas for prescribed burns and improve forest health.
Get Funding for Land Stabilization & Rehabilitation Projects
Are you involved in post-fire emergency stabilization and rehabilitation efforts? This program from the Bureau of Land Management can fund critical invasive species inventory, treatment, and project monitoring.