Illinois Endangered and Threatened Species Rehabilitation Grants
Funds maintenance and repairs for Illinois wildlife rehab facilities that care for threatened or endangered species, supporting ongoing preservation and recovery efforts.
Funder: Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $2,000 per year per project; two-year grants up to $4,000; no match required.
Summary: Supports maintenance and repairs of Illinois facilities rehabilitating threatened or endangered wildlife species.
Key Information: Applicants must hold a current wildlife rehabilitation license/permit and have cared for threatened or endangered species in the past 3 years.
Description
This grant program provides funding to support the maintenance and structural repair of wildlife rehabilitation facilities in Illinois that care for threatened or endangered species. The goal is to ensure that licensed organizations and individuals can continue their vital work in wildlife preservation and recovery. Eligible projects include necessary upkeep, improvements, and repairs to buildings, pens, cages, and other facilities used in the rehabilitation of these species.
