National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
See open grants and funding opportunities from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), a leading conservation grantmaker. Atom tracks its conservation grants for habitat, wildlife, and ecosystems, with deadlines, eligibility, and amounts together in one place.
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About National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) is a congressionally chartered nonprofit that protects and restores the nation fish, wildlife, plants, and habitats. It works by bringing together public funding and private contributions to support conservation across the United States.
NFWF awards grants through a range of programs that target specific species, habitats, and regions, from coastal and marine ecosystems to grasslands, forests, and watersheds. Its funding often pairs federal dollars with corporate and foundation partnerships to maximize conservation impact.
Grants go to nonprofit organizations, government agencies, tribes, and educational institutions through competitive programs, with eligibility and matching requirements defined per opportunity. Conservation organizations can find current NFWF opportunities and deadlines on Atom.
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29 grantsChi-Cal Rivers Fund
The Chi-Cal Rivers Fund supports projects using nature-based solutions to restore waterways, improve habitats, and increase stormwater storage in the Chicago and Calumet region.
Sustain Our Great Lakes Program
The Sustain Our Great Lakes Program funds projects that restore habitats, improve water quality, control invasive plants, and implement nature-based infrastructure in the U.S. Great Lakes basin.
Columbia Basin Water Transactions Program
The Columbia Basin Water Transactions Program funds science-driven water rights transactions and expert analyses to restore stream flows and fish habitat in the Columbia River Basin.
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