Florida's State Wildlife Grants Program
Supports science-based projects to conserve Florida’s wildlife and habitats through research, monitoring, management, and restoration aligned with the State Wildlife Action Plan.
Funder: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Annually appropriated matching grants; maximum project duration is 3 years; typical awards vary based on project scope and available funds.
Summary: Supports projects addressing conservation needs in Florida’s State Wildlife Action Plan to sustain and restore wildlife and habitats.
Description
Florida's State Wildlife Grants Program provides matching funds to support projects that address priority conservation needs identified in Florida's State Wildlife Action Plan. The program aims to advance wildlife conservation by funding initiatives that maintain and restore habitats, protect species of greatest conservation need, and ensure the long-term sustainability of Florida's diverse wildlife populations. Projects may involve research, monitoring, management, habitat restoration, and partnership-building efforts that contribute to the plan's implementation goals.
