Fish and Wildlife Service
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service offers grants for wildlife conservation, habitat restoration, and fisheries management programs.
Secure Funding for Conservation & Environmental Projects
This funding opportunity is for organizations dedicated to landscape conservation and the maintenance of vital environmental data platforms. It aims to support the continued development, outreach, and technical assistance for 'Nature's Network', a crucial tool for conservation efforts.
Get Funding for Endangered Species Conservation Projects
Non-profits and government entities can secure funds to implement critical recovery actions for endangered and threatened species, including habitat restoration and research. These grants support conservation priorities, status reviews, and assessments to protect vulnerable wildlife.
Get Grants for Endangered Species Conservation
This grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service supports projects focused on the recovery and monitoring of endangered species. Businesses and organizations involved in conservation efforts can apply to fund critical recovery implementation activities.
Get Funding for Wildlife & Conservation Projects
Are you a business focused on wildlife conservation, ecological research, or sustainable practices? This grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service can provide funding to support your vital projects and initiatives.
Fund Your Conservation Film Project: Get Grants!
Are you a filmmaker focused on conservation and public access? The Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking proposals to create films showcasing their work on NWRS lands. This funding is available to help you bring your compelling conservation stories to life.
Grant for Fish Research in Canada
This grant supports research focused on understanding the reproductive maturity and spawning patterns of White Sturgeon in the Lower Columbia River. Funds will be used to collect biological samples, analyze data, and compare reproductive indices between hatchery-origin and wild populations.
Bridge Repair Funds: Improve Access & Safety
Government funding is available for county highway departments to replace or repair bridges critical to public access, like those leading to national wildlife refuges. This grant aims to enhance safety and prevent erosion by modernizing existing infrastructure.
Get Funding to Protect Endangered Species
Are you a non-profit or academic institution in the Southeast? Secure funding to develop models that help state wildlife action plans for species at risk.
Get Funding for Wildlife Projects
This grant is for organizations involved in endangered species conservation, specifically to support the translocation of Red Cockaded Woodpecker subadult pairs from Eglin Airforce Base. Funding will aid in critical habitat management and population growth for this species.
Unlock Funding for Wildlife Conservation Projects
This grant is for entities involved in wildlife conservation and habitat improvement projects. Funding is available to enhance the National Wildlife Refuge System through various conservation and recreation initiatives.
Fund Your Conservation Projects: Grants Available!
Are you involved in wildlife conservation and research? This grant supports organizations conducting vital threat analyses and demographic studies for endangered species, like the Bicknell's Thrush, to inform population growth strategies.
Get Funding for Wildlife Conservation Projects
Are you involved in endangered species conservation or aquatic organism propagation in the Mojave Desert? This grant supports specialists in fish conservation facilities, covering all phases of management and propagation for imperiled aquatic species.
Get Funding for Neighborhood Parks & Programs
Nonprofits and local governments in Portland, Oregon can receive funding to develop and build new neighborhood parks and programs. This initiative aims to connect diverse communities with nature and create accessible green spaces.
Secure Funding for Environmental Research Projects
This opportunity aims to fund innovative environmental DNA (eDNA) research for wetland bird occupancy assessment, with a specific focus on at-risk species like the Eastern Black Rail and King Rail. It's for organizations with expertise in this scientific field to develop new diagnostic tools for population monitoring.
Fund Your Environmental Leadership Program
Are you a non-profit in the Portland Metro area focused on environmental education and conservation? This grant supports programs that build diverse leadership for the next generation, fostering impactful environmental initiatives.
Secure Funds for Wildlife & Habitat Restoration Projects
Non-profits focused on seabird conservation and habitat restoration are eligible for funding. This award supports critical projects to protect and enhance vulnerable wildlife populations and their ecosystems.
Get Funding for Seabird Data Analysis & Modeling
This Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service supports Michigan State University in analyzing seabird data collected from aircraft surveys. Funding is for quantitative modeling to understand seabird abundance and distribution in the northern Gulf of Mexico.
Get Funding for Environmental Data & GIS in Alaska!
This grant opportunity, from the US Fish and Wildlife Service, is specifically for the Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) to consolidate critical environmental contaminant data for the Upper Tanana Region of Alaska. The funding will support the secure centralization of this data for land managers and tribal entities to better inform decisions regarding land use and subsistence activities.
Secure Grants for Fish Habitat Restoration
California organizations working to double anadromous fish production in the Central Valley can receive funding to rehabilitate migratory corridors. This initiative supports the Central Valley Project Improvement Act's vital conservation goals.
Get Funding for Environmental Impact Analysis
This grant supports businesses and researchers focused on environmental modeling and analysis. Funds will be used to improve and apply sophisticated models for predicting the impact of environmental factors on species populations and water operations.