Fish and Wildlife Service
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service offers grants for wildlife conservation, habitat restoration, and fisheries management programs.
Secure Funds for Conservation Exhibits & Live Demonstrations
Non-profits and organizations in the Springfield, MA area can receive funding to design and build aquaria for native fish and host long-term conservation exhibits. This initiative also supports engaging the public through mobile educational programs focused on local fish and wildlife.
Get Funding for Youth Conservation Programs
Non-profit organizations and local governments can apply for grants to fund programs that engage young people in conservation efforts. These funds will support projects aimed at environmental education and hands-on conservation experiences for youth.
Get Funding for Your Conservation Project!
Non-federal entities like non-profits, tribes, and educational institutions can get funding to support fish and wildlife conservation projects. This grant helps cover the costs of implementing on-the-ground conservation actions.
Get Funding for Your Boating Business!
Are you a State or territory looking to upgrade recreational boating facilities for vessels 26ft and longer? This grant provides funds for construction, renovation, and maintenance of essential boating infrastructure to enhance public access and services.
Get Funding for Boating Infrastructure Projects!
If you're a state, territory, or commonwealth, this grant can fund the construction, renovation, or maintenance of facilities for recreational boats at least 26 feet long. Boost your recreational boating infrastructure and attract transient vessels with this significant funding opportunity.
Get Funding for Waterfowl Conservation Efforts
Canadian Wildlife Service is eligible to receive funding to enhance breeding waterfowl monitoring in British Columbia's Interior. This project supports harvest strategies and duck regulations for the Pacific Flyway.
Get Grants for Wildlife Conservation & Business Growth
Business owners can secure funding to protect at-risk species and their habitats, ensuring ecosystem health and preventing costly federal listing. This initiative aims to conserve vital ecosystems and protect vulnerable wildlife, contributing to a sustainable business future.
Get Funds for Habitat Projects & Visitor Services
This grant is for eligible organizations focused on habitat restoration and enhancing visitor services. Secure funding to implement impactful environmental projects and improve public access and engagement.
Secure Funding for Endangered Species Conservation Projects
This grant offers financial assistance to eligible partners for projects that directly contribute to the recovery of FWS-managed endangered and threatened species. Funds can be used for crucial actions like gathering information, implementing restoration, and conserving vital ecosystems.
Get Funding: Protect Livestock from Wolves & Get Reimbursed!
This grant helps livestock producers prevent losses from wolf predation through non-lethal methods like fencing and guard dogs, or compensates for confirmed livestock losses. Eligible applicants are states, tribes, and through them, individual ranchers and organizations.
Get Funding for Wetland Conservation Projects
Non-profits and government agencies can secure grants for projects that protect, restore, and manage wetland ecosystems and habitats for migratory birds and wildlife. Funds support land acquisition and habitat restoration to ensure long-term conservation and benefit migratory bird populations.
Get Funding for Wildlife Conservation Projects
This grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service supports businesses and organizations focused on conserving migratory birds and other trust resources in the Southeast. Funds are available for projects that maintain bird populations, manage habitats, and improve conservation decision-making through data and stakeholder inclusion.
Secure Funding for Invasive Species Risk Analysis
Businesses focused on environmental research and risk assessment can secure funding to analyze the spread of aquatic invasive species via seaplanes. This grant supports developing strategies to protect waterways and ecosystems.
Get Funding for Goose Conservation Projects
Non-profits and research institutions can apply for grants to fund projects that advance the understanding and conservation of northern-nesting geese. This funding supports scientific research and management efforts for migratory bird populations.
Get Funding for Wildlife Conservation Research
Researchers and conservation groups can apply for funding to advance the scientific understanding of Black Duck ecology and management. This grant supports projects that contribute to effective Black Duck conservation efforts through new knowledge and research.
Unlock Funding for Environmental Infrastructure Projects
This grant is for organizations and agencies focused on environmental infrastructure and habitat restoration. Funds will support crucial feasibility studies and alternatives analysis for projects like improving fish passage, ensuring better ecosystem health and compliance.
Get Funding for Wetland Conservation Projects!
Non-profits and government entities can secure matching funds for projects that protect, restore, or enhance wetland and upland habitats for migratory birds. This program supports critical conservation efforts through public-private partnerships.
Get Funding to Stop Invasive Species & Protect Land
This grant helps businesses and organizations implement landscape-level strategies to prevent invasive species from entering or spreading across the U.S. Funds support innovative, science-based solutions that protect natural resources and critical habitats.
Secure Funding for Species Conservation Planning
This grant is for States looking to develop or renew habitat conservation plans. Funds support crucial planning activities like species surveys, habitat assessments, and environmental compliance documentation.
Get Funding for Wildlife Research & Conservation
The Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking proposals from eligible entities for research, technical assistance, and education projects focused on ecological systems. This funding, awarded through a Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (CESU) program, aims to advance conservation efforts.