Bureau of Land Management
The Bureau of Land Management offers grants for conservation, recreation, and resource management projects across public lands.
Funding for Wildlife Habitat Improvement Projects
Non-profits and government agencies can secure funding to improve wildlife habitats by modifying existing fences to aid animal migration and benefit sage grouse. This initiative supports projects focused on enhancing natural environments for wildlife populations.
Get Funding for Wild Horse Care & Training Programs
Wyoming organizations can receive funding through a cooperative agreement with the Bureau of Land Management to provide essential care and training for wild horses, preparing them for public adoption or agency use.
Get Funding for Lincoln County Habitat Conservation Projects
Local organizations and government entities in Lincoln County are invited to partner on projects that prepare a multi-species habitat conservation plan. This initiative aims to fulfill the Lincoln County Land Act of 2000 through cooperative efforts.
Get Funding for Your Western Native Trout Restoration Project
This grant is for organizations working to conserve and restore coldwater aquatic resources on public lands. Funds will support projects directly contributing to the protection and health of Western Native Trout habitats and populations.
Funded Archaeology Projects: Preserve Wyoming's Past!
Are you part of a university or research institution in Wyoming with expertise in archaeology? Secure funding to explore, document, and protect historical rockshelters and sites across the Bighorn Basin.
Secure Funding for Wildfire Protection & Forest Health
Rural communities in Nevada facing wildfire risks can apply for funding to support critical woodland thinning projects. This initiative aims to protect lives, private property, and infrastructure through essential fuels reduction efforts.
Get Funding for Environmental Research & Conservation
This grant is for research institutions collaborating with the Bureau of Land Management to survey aquatic ecosystems. Funds support data collection and analysis to inform conservation strategies for threatened species.
Get Funding for Land Restoration & Management Projects!
This grant supports businesses involved in landscape management and restoration, helping with environmental documentation, project coordination, and seeking additional funding to expand your impact.
Get Funding for Weed Control & Land Restoration
Nevada businesses and organizations focused on land restoration and invasive weed management can secure funding for inventory, treatment, and educational outreach. This grant supports efforts to control and research noxious weeds, leading to more effective eradication techniques and stronger landowner partnerships.
Grant Funding for Business Growth & Innovation
This grant offers funding opportunities for businesses seeking to drive innovation and growth through collaborative projects. Businesses can leverage this funding to develop new technologies and implement impactful solutions.
Funded Research: Boost Your Business with Government Grants
This cooperative agreement, managed by the Bureau of Land Management through the CCESU, is seeking innovative proposals to research and improve communication strategies. Businesses involved in ecological research or environmental outreach can apply to develop and test methods for managing visitor impacts at specific wildlife sites.
Get Funding for Your New Mexico Cave Projects
New Mexico businesses can receive funding for projects that enhance the understanding and protection of vital cave and karst resources on public lands. This opportunity supports scientific data collection for responsible management and conservation efforts.
Unlock Funding for Post-Mining Site Redevelopment
This initiative by the Bureau of Land Management seeks partners to identify and market post-mining sites for secondary industrial uses. Funding will support the inventory and development plans for these locations to foster economic growth in Lander County.
Get Funding for Aspen Woodland Health & Forest Products
This cooperative agreement is for organizations focused on ecological data and improving aspen woodland health, potentially leading to forest product creation like fence posts and fuelwood. Funding is available for a one-year project to research and implement vegetation management strategies.
Get Funding for Wyoming Business Growth & Innovation
This cooperative agreement supports Wyoming businesses and organizations looking to enhance their operational capacity. Funds are available for projects focused on improving services, infrastructure, and overall business development within the state.
Get Funding for Conservation Internships
This program offers valuable work experience in natural resource management for conservation-minded youth and young adults. Gain hands-on skills while contributing to public land conservation efforts.
Fund Your Cultural Heritage Project: BLM Grant
This grant supports projects that document Blackfeet Tribal cultural resources in the Clarks Fork Canyon area, enhancing land management and collaboration. Businesses specializing in ethnography, cultural surveys, or GIS mapping can apply to gather and report vital data on tribal sites and features.
Grant for Wildlife-Friendly Energy Development Research
This grant supports research identifying how energy development disturbs wildlife habitats, enabling businesses to plan projects that minimize impact and restore natural functions. Eligible entities can receive funding to advance environmentally conscious energy resource management.
Get Funding for Wildlife & Energy Impact Research
Non-profits and educational institutions can secure funding to study wildlife interactions with oil and gas operations, contributing to conservation efforts and gaining valuable research experience. This two-year cooperative agreement supports educational benefits for conservation corps members and builds baseline knowledge for informed energy development.
Unlock Funds for Geological Research & Exploration
This grant supports preliminary surveys and sample analysis of Late Cretaceous rock formations in Utah. Eligible applicants can receive funding for paleomagnetic research within Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.