Fish and Wildlife Service
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service offers grants for wildlife conservation, habitat restoration, and fisheries management programs.
Get Funds to Protect Endangered Species & Land
This grant program offers competitive funding to eligible State agencies dedicated to conserving endangered species. Funds are specifically for acquiring land crucial to the recovery and protection of these threatened animals.
Fund Your Wildlife Research: Grants for Gamebird Management
Are you involved in research or management of migratory shore and upland game birds? This program offers grants to support critical studies and activities that improve understanding and management of these species across North America.
Get Funding for Habitat Conservation Plans
State agencies can receive grants to plan and develop Habitat Conservation Plans (HCPs) that protect endangered species and potentially prevent future listings. This funding supports crucial activities like species surveys, habitat assessments, and public outreach for these vital conservation efforts.
Funding for Endangered Species Conservation Projects
This grant supports initiatives to increase captive breeding populations of endangered species, specifically the Attwater's prairie chicken, to aid in their recovery and release into the wild.
Secure Funding for Endangered Species Conservation Projects
Non-profits and government agencies focused on wildlife conservation can receive funding to support projects like expanding captive breeding programs for critically endangered species. This grant aims to increase populations for reintroduction into the wild.
Get Grants for Habitat Conservation & Land Acquisition
State and Territory agencies can receive matching grants to acquire land or conservation easements for endangered species habitat. This funding helps conserve species, prevent extinctions, and support habitat conservation plans.
Fund Your Conservation Project: Fish & Wildlife Grants
US non-profits focused on environmental restoration can receive funding to implement crucial conservation projects. This specific opportunity supports projects like converting farmland to sustainable shade-grown cacao to aid migratory bird populations.
Land Conservation Grants: Protect Your Highlands Business
Is your business located in Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, or Pennsylvania and involved in land conservation in the Highlands Region? This grant offers up to 50% of project costs to acquire land for permanent protection of natural resources.
Get Funding for Your Next Project!
This grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service is open to eligible organizations seeking funds for outreach assessment initiatives. Secure financial support to enhance your organization's outreach efforts and make a bigger impact.
Unlock Funding for Research & Data Projects
California State University Chico Research Foundation is seeking proposals for legacy data quality control and geospatial database development for the Sacramento River Bank Swallow Colony. This grant aims to support essential research and data management initiatives.
Get Funding for Wildlife Research & Conservation Projects
Non-profits and research institutions focused on wildlife, particularly sea ducks, can get funding to study migration patterns and inform conservation efforts. This grant supports capturing, marking, and analyzing data from satellite-tagged sea ducks.
Yukon Salmon Research Grants: Secure Funding for Your Projects
Seeking funding to advance the understanding of Yukon River salmon biology and management? This grant supports cooperative research and management projects in Alaska, encouraging community involvement.
Unlock Funding for Wildlife Conservation Projects
This cooperative agreement is for organizations with unique scientific and technical expertise to implement landscape conservation tools and design sustainable habitats for wildlife in the North Atlantic region. Funds will support extending existing models, developing species-specific climate-habitat capabilities, and prioritizing conservation actions.
Funding for Bird Habitat Conservation in Appalachia
Nonprofits and conservation groups focused on bird habitat in the Appalachian Mountains can receive funding to continue vital conservation work. This support will ensure the sustainability of priority bird populations through strategic habitat protection and ecosystem health.
Get Funding for Land Management & Bird Conservation
This grant supports private landowners and land managers looking to implement forest management practices that benefit American Woodcock and other migratory birds. Receive expert technical assistance, site assessments, and guidance to enhance wildlife habitat on your land.
Grant for Bird Migration Analysis: Get Funding!
Non-profits and research institutions can apply for funding to analyze sound recordings for indexing migrating bird abundance in the central Appalachians. This grant supports the processing of fall migration data using specialized software and provides technical guidance from the Fish and Wildlife Service.
Get Grants for Wetland Conservation & Bird Habitat
Non-profits and government agencies can get matching funds for projects that protect and restore wetlands and habitats for migratory birds. This program fuels conservation efforts and expands outdoor recreation access.
Get Funding for Habitat Conservation Projects!
This grant is for organizations like the American Bird Conservancy to continue vital bird habitat conservation work, including GIS and database management. Eligible entities can receive support for project implementation and research through this cooperative agreement.
Funded Research for Offshore Wind Energy Impact Studies
This cooperative agreement supports research on diving bird migration patterns in relation to offshore wind energy development. The funding is for qualified labs to conduct satellite tracking and consulting to inform regulatory decisions for wind facility approval.
Secure Funding to Protect Livestock from Wolf Predation
Livestock producers in states and tribes can get grants to prevent wolf predation through non-lethal methods like fencing and guard dogs, or be reimbursed for confirmed livestock losses. This program aims to help you protect your livelihood from wolf threats.