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 Innovative Waterbird Monitoring Tech
This grant opportunity is for organizations and researchers focused on developing and testing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for more accurate waterbird population monitoring. Funds will support a single-season evaluation of this cutting-edge technology to improve survey methods and reduce bias.
Kentucky Wildlife Grants: Restore Habitats & Grow Your Business
Kentucky-based businesses and organizations focused on ecological restoration can receive funding to enhance and conserve vital grassland ecosystems, wetlands, and streams for federal trust species.
Get Funding for Fish & Mussel Health Investigations!
This sole-source grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service aims to update the Field Manual for investigating fish and freshwater mussel kills. If your organization is involved in wildlife health and data collection, this funding can help refine crucial investigative processes.
Get Funding to Protect & Restore Coastal Habitats
Are you a business involved in coastal conservation? This program offers financial and technical help to protect and restore vital habitats for fish and wildlife in priority coastal areas.
Get Funding for Coastal Habitat Restoration Projects
This grant supports businesses and organizations working on coastal habitat restoration projects, specifically focusing on sediment augmentation to improve cordgrass health. Funds can be used to implement and monitor innovative techniques for sea level rise adaptation and understand carbon storage in salt marshes.
Get Funding for Wildlife Conservation Projects
Non-profits and government entities can receive funding and technical assistance to protect and restore ecological habitats within the National Wildlife Refuge System. This program supports initiatives to conserve, manage, and enhance trust resources both on and off refuge lands.
Fund Your Research: Grants for Environmental Surveys
Non-profits and universities can apply for funding to conduct vital environmental surveys, specifically focusing on mussel populations in the Upper Tallapoosa River. This cooperative agreement supports crucial research for understanding and protecting aquatic ecosystems.
Get Funding for Habitat Restoration & Growth
This program offers funding to businesses and organizations partnering with the US Fish and Wildlife Service to restore and enhance natural habitats. Support your conservation efforts and contribute to vital ecosystem health while potentially receiving significant financial assistance.
Unlock Funds for Conservation & Education Projects
This grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service supports innovative conferences and learning initiatives focused on applying land ethic concepts to conservation work. Organizations with unique qualifications in bringing together diverse groups for educational purposes are encouraged to apply.
Get Funding to Protect Marine Turtles Abroad
U.S. organizations can receive funding for projects that conserve marine turtles and their habitats in foreign countries. This initiative aims to reduce threats to these endangered species and ensure their long-term survival.
Get Funding for Invasive Species Control & Research
This grant supports projects developing environmental DNA (eDNA) tracking protocols for early detection and management of invasive species in critical wildlife habitats. Businesses and researchers can secure funds to implement these vital ecological monitoring and protection strategies.
Unlock Funding: Restore Waterways & Boost Ecosystems
Are you a conservation organization or land manager focused on habitat restoration? This grant offers funding to replace outdated infrastructure and re-establish natural water flow in critical aquatic environments, benefiting fish populations.
Unlock Funds for Wildlife Habitat Research Projects
This grant is for organizations like universities and government agencies looking to conduct critical research on wildlife habitat, specifically focusing on fisher populations in California. The funding supports vital research and monitoring projects essential for conservation efforts.
Fund Your Next Project: Urban Outdoor Summit
Businesses serving the Atlanta-area African American community can partner with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to sponsor the Urban Outdoor Summit. This funding supports conservation awareness and promotes the recreational and educational benefits of public lands.
Get Funding to Restore Coastal Habitats!
This grant is for organizations involved in coastal restoration projects. Funds will help cover the costs of applying clean dredge material to degraded salt marsh habitats, promoting ecological health and resilience.
Get Funding for Riparian Habitat Restoration Projects
Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office is offering funds for businesses involved in riparian habitat restoration. This grant supports projects that benefit endangered species impacted by oil spills in the Santa Clara River.
Get Funding: Protect Great Lakes & Grow Your Business
Ohio businesses in the Great Lakes region can secure funding to implement projects that protect the ecosystem from invasive species. This initiative focuses on developing innovative solutions to prevent aquatic nuisance species transfer between major river basins.
Get Funding for Habitat Conservation Projects
This program from the Fish and Wildlife Service offers funding for projects focused on conserving critical habitats, specifically benefiting endangered species like the least Bell's vireo and southwestern willow flycatcher. Eligible applicants can receive support to implement adaptive management strategies for riparian areas, maximizing conservation investments.
Get Funding to Restore Oak Habitats
Are you a wildlife or environmental organization in Southern Oregon or Northern California? This grant supports your involvement in landscape-scale oak habitat restoration and effectiveness monitoring projects.
Get Funding for Environmental Education Programs
Are you involved with programs that educate students about natural, historical, or archaeological settings? This grant offers mini-grants to help Hands on the Land sites develop their capacity and curriculum for enhanced student learning experiences.