Conservation License Plate Grants
Forecasted
Conservation License Plate Grants support projects focused on species of greatest conservation need, urban wildlife, and citizen science to advance conservation work in Texas.
Funder: Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (proposal deadline)
Funding Amounts: Conservation License Plate Grant funds
Summary: Supports conservation projects addressing species of greatest conservation need, urban wildlife, and citizen science.
Key Information: TPWD issues requests for proposals occasionally, rather than every year.
Description
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (TPWD) funds conservation projects through its Conservation License Plate Grant Program. Projects typically address Species of Greatest Conservation Need, Urban Wildlife, or citizen science. These topics connect work on species with significant conservation needs, wildlife in urban settings, and public participation in science.
TPWD issues a Request for Proposals (RFP) occasionally, rather than on a fixed annual schedule. The projects funded depend on whether TPWD publishes an RFP in a given year. The program page carries the department’s current program information.
