Born to Be Wild License Plate Grant Program supports nonprofits, schools, and agencies with outreach funding to promote plate sales that generate revenue for nonlethal gray wolf conflict mitigation.
Conservation License Plate Grants support projects focused on species of greatest conservation need, urban wildlife, and citizen science to advance conservation work in Texas.
Wyoming Governor’s Big Game License Coalition Grants support conservation partners’ research, habitat protection, management, and education projects to benefit Wyoming’s wildlife and habitats.
Wolf-Livestock Conflict Prevention Grant supports Minnesota livestock producers with guard animals, barriers, shelters, and deterrents to prevent wolf depredation and reduce livestock losses.
Fish and Wildlife Service grants help states and tribes compensate livestock producers for confirmed or probable wolf losses and fund proactive, nonlethal prevention measures.
Wildlife Stamp Grant Opportunities support organizations, tribes, and government agencies working on habitat, education, outreach, or research projects that benefit wild turkeys, pheasants, or waterfowl in Wisconsin.