Fish and Wildlife Service
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service offers grants for wildlife conservation, habitat restoration, and fisheries management programs.
Get Funding for Habitat Restoration & Wildlife Conservation
Non-profits and government agencies can secure funds to monitor and manage 3,000 acres of grassland habitat. This funding supports the conservation of species like the black-tailed prairie dog and burrowing owl, promoting awareness and protecting vulnerable wildlife.
Secure Funding for Ecological Research Grants
This grant supports foundational research into the reproductive ecology of Shrubby Reed Mustard and its interaction with road environments. It's intended for entities dedicated to ecological studies, including an exploration of the plant's life history and habitat needs.
Get Funded: Boost Your Wildlife Conservation Business!
This grant is for businesses and organizations focused on conservation and recreation projects within the National Wildlife Refuge System. Funding is available to enhance visitor experiences, improve infrastructure, and support wildlife management initiatives.
Get Funding for Rangeland Conservation Tech
This grant is for organizations developing advanced mapping and monitoring tools for rangeland conservation. Funds will support the creation of spatially explicit models and conservation planning tools to improve sage-grouse habitat and rangeland productivity.
Funded Research: Save Endangered Species, Protect Habitats
This grant supports research to understand and mitigate the impact of invasive fire ants on insect populations, crucial for the survival of the endangered Attwater's Prairie Chicken. Projects will investigate insect abundance and diversity in critical habitats.
Fund Your Business: Fish Passage & Infrastructure Projects
This program offers technical and financial help to businesses and organizations looking to improve fish passage and restore aquatic connectivity. Fund projects that modernize infrastructure like culverts and bridges, benefiting local ecosystems and potentially fishing industries.
Get Funding for Wetland Conservation & Habitat Restoration
This grant offers matching funds to businesses and organizations for projects focused on protecting, restoring, and enhancing wetland and associated upland habitats in the U.S. to benefit migratory birds.
Get Funding to Restore Fish Habitats & Boost Fishing!
Are you part of a recognized Fish Habitat Partnership (FHP)? This program offers funding to protect, restore, and enhance fish and aquatic habitats, ultimately improving recreational fishing opportunities.
Get Funding for Great Lakes Habitat Restoration!
Coastal communities and landowners in the U.S. Great Lakes basin can receive funding and technical help to restore and protect vital fish and wildlife habitats. This program supports projects that advance conservation and promote biodiversity through scientific principles.
Funded Research Grants for Wildlife Conservation Projects
This grant supports businesses and organizations conducting critical surveys and research to protect endangered species, specifically focusing on potential habitats for Leona's Little Blue Butterfly in Oregon and Northern California.
Get Funding to Combat Global Wildlife Trafficking
This grant supports businesses and organizations working to disrupt the illegal trade of endangered animals and plants worldwide. Secure funding for projects that reduce poaching and trafficking of CITES-listed species, bolstering international conservation efforts.
Get Funding for Wildlife Conservation Projects
This grant supports projects focused on combating the illegal trafficking of hawksbill turtles in East and Southeast Asia. Businesses and organizations involved in conservation efforts can receive funding to reduce poaching and improve law enforcement.
Funded Research: Protect Rare Plants in Western CO
Businesses and researchers in Colorado can apply for funding to study the impact of roads and development on rare plant species in the Piceance Basin. Your research will help inform crucial conservation efforts and land management decisions.
Secure Funding for Habitat & Climate Resilience
Non-profits and conservation groups can partner with the National Wildlife Refuge Association to develop strategies for habitat restoration, land acquisition, and climate change adaptation. This funding supports creating a clear vision, engaging partners, and sharing successful models for environmental protection.
Get Grants for Conservation Projects
If your business is involved in protecting at-risk species or preventing endangered species listings, this grant can fund your vital conservation efforts. Secure funding to implement projects that directly address threats and safeguard biodiversity.
Secure Funding for Conservation Projects
This grant is for organizations and individuals dedicated to protecting endangered species and their habitats. Funds are available to expand and improve vital conservation efforts, like controlling invasive species that threaten bird populations.
Secure Funding for Habitat Restoration & Protection
This grant supports businesses involved in ecological restoration and land protection, specifically for the Pecos Sunflower. Funds are available for habitat restoration, supplemental seeding, and protecting critical conservation areas.
Fund Your Conservation Project: NWRS Friends Grant
Non-profit "Friends of the Refuge" groups can get funding to support conservation, education, and community outreach for National Wildlife Refuges. This grant helps bolster visibility and resources for protecting America's fish, wildlife, and plants.
Protect Your Hawaii Land: Fund Invasive Species Control
This grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service supports efforts to monitor and manage invasive species like feral pigs and Rapid Ohia Death, and control other invasive plants in Hawaii. Funds are needed to protect recent habitat improvements from further damage.
Get Funding for Endangered Species Projects
If your organization works on recovering endangered and threatened species, this funding can support critical actions outlined in approved recovery plans. Secure resources to implement vital conservation efforts and make a real impact.