Fish and Wildlife Service
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service offers grants for wildlife conservation, habitat restoration, and fisheries management programs.
Get Up To $308,900 for Conservation Projects!
Non-profits and conservation groups can receive funding to coordinate and support migratory bird habitat conservation efforts. This grant supports vital planning, project development, and outreach to protect bird populations and their environments.
Get $300K for Boating Facility Upgrades!
State and territory agencies can secure funding to build, renovate, or upgrade docks, fuel stations, and other amenities for recreational boats over 26 feet long. This program aims to enhance boating infrastructure for transient recreational vessels, providing public access and improving boater experiences.
Get Funding for Great Lakes Habitat Restoration!
Nonprofits and government agencies in Great Lakes states can get funding to protect, restore, or improve vital migratory bird habitats. This grant supports direct action like land acquisition, restoration, and enhancement projects.
Secure Funding for Wildlife Conservation & Recovery
Non-profits and organizations dedicated to environmental and wildlife conservation can receive funding to support recovery planning, conflict prevention, and research efforts. This grant aims to enhance collaborative partnerships for impactful conservation initiatives.
Unlock Funds for River Habitat Restoration
This grant offers funding for landowners and organizations working to restore crucial juvenile fish habitat along the Sacramento River. Improve fish survival and contribute to ecosystem health through habitat enhancement projects.
Get $300K for Wildlife Conservation Projects
State organizations can receive up to $300,000 to fund vital conservation projects for endangered and threatened species. This funding supports efforts to protect and restore wildlife populations within your state.
Secure $290K for Great Lakes Habitat Restoration Projects
Non-federal conservation organizations and state fish and wildlife agencies in the Great Lakes watershed can apply for funds to restore, protect, and enhance fish and wildlife habitats. This initiative offers grants up to $290,000 to support projects with at least a 25% non-federal match.
Get $289,800 for Conservation Projects
Non-profits and organizations focused on wildlife conservation are eligible to receive funding to support partnerships and facilitate ecological projects. This cooperative agreement aims to fund personnel and operational support for initiatives like the Oaks and Prairies Joint Venture.
Get Up To $288,900 for Conservation Partnerships!
Non-profits and conservation groups can receive funding to coordinate and support migratory bird habitat protection efforts. This grant aims to foster partnerships for developing scientifically-based conservation plans and habitat projects.
Get Up to $288K for Conservation Partnerships
This funding is for organizations and partners involved in the Oaks and Prairies Joint Venture to support essential base operations for conservation efforts. Businesses and groups committed to protecting bird habitats and developing landscape conservation plans can receive funding to bolster their operational capacity.
Get Funding for Habitat Conservation Projects!
Non-profits and government agencies involved in the Rio Grande Joint Venture can secure funding for operational support. This grant aims to strengthen partnerships for effective migratory bird and wildlife habitat conservation.
Get $283,000 for Environmental Restoration Projects
This grant offers up to $283,000 to eligible entities, like the City of Lorain, for assessing and designing environmental restoration projects, specifically focusing on contaminated sediment cleanup. Funds will be used to delineate problem areas and create designs for future remediation and restoration efforts on critical waterways.
Get Funding for Bird Conservation Projects!
This is not a competitive grant, but an announcement of intent to award funding to American Bird Conservancy for operational support of the Central Hardwoods Joint Venture. This partnership focuses on landscape-scale sustainability for migratory bird populations.
Get Funding: Restore Wildlife & Habitat
Non-profits and government entities can receive funding to implement projects that protect and restore piping plover habitats. This initiative aims to increase the bird's reproductive success through predator management and habitat improvements.
Fund Conservation Leaders: $270,000 Grant for Training
This grant opportunity is for educational institutions focused on conservation leadership in Latin America and the Caribbean. Funds will support scholarships, visiting professors, and field experiences to train future conservation professionals.
Get $269,800 for Conservation Projects
Organizations partnering with the Rio Grande Joint Venture can receive funding to coordinate and facilitate conservation efforts. This grant supports personnel, office space, and essential support for these vital projects.
Get Funding for Endangered Species Habitat Restoration
Non-profits and organizations can secure funding to restore vital habitat for endangered species like Aplomado Falcons and Ocelots. This grant supports on-the-ground conservation projects to enhance critical ecosystems and aid species recovery.
Get Funding for Bat & Wind Energy Research
Businesses in the energy sector can receive funding to research bat migration patterns and habitat. This knowledge will help assess the impact of wind energy projects and inform conservation efforts.
Get $250K to Fight Invasive Plants in Rivers!
Are you a business or organization working in the Connecticut River watershed? Secure up to $250,000 to implement early detection, surveillance, and rapid response strategies to manage invasive aquatic plants like Hydrilla.
Grant: $250K for Invasive Grass Research & Control
Are you a researcher or organization in Alaska focused on aquatic invasive grasses like Hydrilla and Milfoil? Secure up to $250,000 to fill critical knowledge gaps in their management, prevention, and impact on native ecosystems.