Department of the Interior
The Department of the Interior provides grants for conservation, recreation, resource management, and community programs.
Get Funding for Wyoming Ecological Research!
Wyoming-based organizations can secure funding to gather, develop, and share vital natural resources, scientific, and educational data. This cooperative agreement aims to enhance understanding and management of sensitive plant and plant ecology.
Boost Your Business: Grants for Environmental Projects
Local government agencies and special districts in Oregon, Washington, and California can receive funding to implement resource management projects within Bureau of Land Management (BLM) areas. This grant supports efforts to improve watershed health and manage recreational opportunities.
Get Funding for Wildlife Water Quality Research!
Are you a research organization or wildlife conservation group in Oregon or Washington? This grant funds projects to establish baseline water quality and set standards crucial for wildlife habitats.
Unlock Funding for Oregon & Washington River Ecosystems
This grant supports projects focused on ecological flow assessments for the Crooked River in Oregon and Washington. Businesses and organizations can apply to help inform crucial water allocation and dam operation decisions for river health.
Colorado Conservation Funding: Boost Engagement & Resources!
Colorado organizations can secure funding to boost public engagement with the McInnis Canyons NCA through outreach, education, and resource promotion. This grant supports programs that enhance visitor understanding and celebrate the NCA's 10th anniversary.
Get Funding for Infrastructure & Watershed Projects
Seeking funds to improve public access roads, protect fish habitats, and enhance natural disaster resilience? This grant supports projects that ensure safe travel, restore vital watersheds, and boost public safety.
Get Funding for Land Restoration & Weed Control
Oregon land stewards and landowners can secure funding to coordinate and implement effective noxious weed eradication strategies. This initiative aims to improve wildlife habitat, watershed health, and ecological vitality across Malheur County.
Get Funding for Land Restoration & Biocontrol Projects
Are you involved in ecological restoration or biocontrol agent research? This grant from the Department of the Interior supports vital science investigations to monitor and restore lands within the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area.
Get Funding for Youth Jobs & Land Conservation
Nonprofits in Oregon/Washington can secure funds to employ youth crews on natural resource projects with the Bureau of Land Management. This initiative creates valuable work experience for young people while enhancing federal lands.
Grant: Protect Oregon Forests, Boost Nursery Industry
If you operate a nursery business in Oregon, this grant can fund surveys and monitoring to protect your crops and the local ecosystem from Sudden Oak Death. Your participation helps safeguard natural resources and prevent significant economic losses.
Get Funding for Your Business Growth & Innovation
This grant is for businesses and organizations looking to drive innovation and economic growth. Secure funding to develop new products, enhance services, or expand your market reach.
Get Funding for Trail Management Projects!
This grant from the Department of the Interior is for organizations looking to fund trail management projects. It aims to support resource protection initiatives through these projects.
Unlock Funds for Colorado Lake Fork Stewardship
Colorado businesses and organizations focused on enhancing natural, cultural, recreational, and economic resources around the Lake Fork of the Gunnison can apply for funding. This grant supports projects that promote sustainable stewardship and community development in the region.
Grant for Oregon Coast Recreation & Preservation
Oregon businesses and organizations can secure funding to support cooperative recreation management along the Coos Bay District's ocean beaches. This grant aims to protect and enhance natural, scenic, cultural, and recreational sites for public enjoyment.
Fund Your Research: Get Grants for Prehistoric Trackways
This grant is for researchers and institutions looking to gather and analyze data on prehistoric trackways and geological resources within New Mexico's National Monuments. Funding supports the consolidation of existing information and the identification of new research opportunities.
Grant Money for Trail Projects: Parks & Recreation Funding
This grant supports organizations and local governments looking to build and maintain public trails. Funding can be used for everything from initial construction to ongoing upkeep, enhancing outdoor recreation access.
Get Funding for Native Plant Restoration Projects
If your organization is involved in native plant restoration and conservation in Oregon or Washington, you may be eligible for funding to support projects that benefit public and private lands. This grant aims to restore public lands, recover endangered species, and control invasive plants.
Secure Funding for Wildlife Research & Conservation Projects
Oregon and Washington-based institutions, particularly those in Cooperative Ecosystems Studies Units, can apply for grants to fund critical population genetic research on Oregon Spotted Frogs. This funding supports vital efforts in understanding and conserving endangered species and their habitats.
Get Funding for Environmental Research & Conservation
This grant opportunity is for research institutions and universities to conduct genetic evaluations of wildlife populations, specifically the Columbia Spotted Frog in Oregon and Washington. Funding will support crucial research to inform habitat management and conservation strategies for endangered species.
Fund Your Research: Botanical Grant for Conservation
This grant is for organizations and researchers focused on the critical monitoring and data gathering of rare plant species. Secure funding to support vital conservation efforts and expand our understanding of delicate ecosystems.