Supports science-based projects for the conservation and recovery of federally threatened and endangered inland species in California, including research, habitat restoration, monitoring, and public outreach.
Restoration Grants support Tribes, nonprofits, and public agencies in restoring California ecosystems, watersheds, and wildlife habitat to strengthen drought and climate resilience and habitat connectivity.
The State Wildlife Grant Program funds science-driven projects by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to conserve at-risk species and habitats as outlined in the State Wildlife Action Plan.
Cannabis Restoration Grant Program supports agencies, nonprofits, and tribes in restoring cannabis-affected California habitats and researching cultivation impacts to improve ecological health.
Endangered Species Recovery Land Acquisition Grant Program (Non-traditional Section 6) supports States and Territories in buying habitat from willing sellers to advance threatened and endangered species recovery.
The Fisheries Restoration Grant Program funds science-driven projects to restore, enhance, or protect salmon and steelhead trout habitat in California’s anadromous watersheds.