Federal grants support eligible marine mammal stranding and entanglement responders with rescue, emergency response, health research, related facility costs, and network training.
The Fish and Wildlife Service funds eligible stranding network participants and collaborators to rescue and care for marine mammals, respond to strandings, collect samples, and build response capacity.
Hurricane Response Marine Debris Removal Fund supports organizations removing storm-generated marine debris to protect coastal communities, habitats, and wildlife and reduce threats to navigation.
Pittman-Robertson Hunter Access Grant Program supports partners designing and building public access projects to enhance opportunities for hunters, trappers, target shooters, and other wildlife-related users.
The National Fish Passage Program funds projects to remove barriers, restore aquatic connectivity, improve community safety, and boost local economies by supporting native fish and healthy waterways.
This grant funds non-Federal researchers to develop and test fishing gear and practices that reduce bycatch and post-release mortality in U.S. fisheries, supporting sustainable fishing and conservation goals.