Human-Bear Conflict Reduction Grants support Colorado communities with practical prevention projects and replicable innovations that reduce bear attractants and human-black bear conflicts.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Grants support Colorado wildlife rehabilitators with animal care, facility improvements, public outreach, and staff training to sustain and strengthen rehabilitation work.
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.
Wetlands for Wildlife Grants support governments, tribes, conservation nonprofits, and companies in restoring Colorado wetlands and riparian areas to benefit wildlife and public waterfowl hunting.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife's Regional Partnerships Initiative Grant supports collaborative, science-driven projects for conservation and equitable outdoor recreation across Colorado.
Wolf-Livestock Conflict Prevention Grant supports Minnesota livestock producers with guard animals, barriers, shelters, and deterrents to prevent wolf depredation and reduce livestock losses.