Fish and Wildlife Service grants help states and tribes compensate livestock producers for confirmed or probable wolf losses and fund proactive, nonlethal prevention measures.
Wolf-Livestock Conflict Prevention Grant supports Minnesota livestock producers with guard animals, barriers, shelters, and deterrents to prevent wolf depredation and reduce livestock losses.
CDFW Wolf Livestock Compensation Grants support California livestock producers by compensating for wolf-caused livestock deaths and injuries to reduce wolves’ impacts and support statewide wolf management.
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.
The Urban Wildlife Damage Abatement and Control Grant supports Wisconsin urban communities in planning and carrying out deer and Canada goose control to reduce threats to safety, health, and property.
This grant supports state and federal partnerships to buy land or easements that help recover endangered species, in line with US Fish and Wildlife Service recovery plans.