Born to Be Wild License Plate Grant Program
The Born to Be Wild License Plate Grant Program funds creative education and outreach projects advancing gray wolf conservation, run by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
Funder: Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Annual program funding up to $50,000; individual awards range from $5,000–$50,000; 12-month project period.
Summary: Supports creative outreach and education projects to promote the Born to Be Wild license plate and advance gray wolf conflict mitigation in Colorado.
Key Information: Grant is forecasted; all due dates are projected based on the annual cycle.
Description
The Born to Be Wild License Plate Grant Program, managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, funds outreach and education initiatives that promote the Born to Be Wild specialty license plate and support nonlethal strategies for mitigating gray wolf conflicts in Colorado. The program aims to raise public awareness, encourage license plate sales, and generate resources for conservation education and conflict mitigation. Eligible projects include innovative marketing, public engagement, and educational campaigns that align with gray wolf conservation objectives.
