AZ Heritage K-12 Small Grant Program supports Arizona educators with wildlife teaching materials, STEM lessons, 3D printing, and professional development to strengthen classroom wildlife education.
The current application cycle is closed, and applications will reopen in summer 2027. The funder also removed the online application link.
The Heritage Partnership Program supports Arizona agencies, tribes, and nonprofits working with the Arizona Game & Fish Department on habitat, public access, and urban wildlife projects that benefit conservation.
Heritage Partnership Program supports Arizona conservation projects that identify, protect, and manage sensitive habitats, improve public access, and conserve urban wildlife.
Local Sportsmens Group Grant Program supports Arizona sportsmen’s groups running public, mentored hunting and fishing projects that build skills and sustain participation in wildlife conservation.
The Wildlife Education Grant supports Arkansas schools and conservation districts with conservation education programs, equipment, outdoor learning spaces, and field trips that help students study wildlife.
Wildlife Education Grants support Arkansas K–12 schools and conservation districts with classroom resources, outdoor projects and field experiences that connect students with wildlife and conservation.