Southwest Rivers Headwaters Fund supports conservation organizations restoring aquatic and riparian habitats in Rio Grande and Colorado River headwaters to protect priority species and improve water availability.
Funds projects restoring aquatic and riparian habitats for at-risk species in the Colorado River and Rio Grande headwaters, focusing on ecosystem health and species recovery.
Southwest Rivers Program supports conservation partners working on river, riparian, and grassland restoration and focal species conservation to advance measurable outcomes across the Southwest.
Southeast Aquatics Fund supports conservation partners and landowners through watershed restoration and improved habitat management to strengthen southeastern aquatic systems and protect native freshwater species.
The Wild and Scenic Rivers Fund supports collaborative, science-based projects to protect and enhance Colorado’s river values as alternatives to federal Wild and Scenic River designation.
Southeast Aquatics Fund 2026 supports conservation organizations and landowners through watershed restoration, planning, and technical assistance to improve southeastern habitats and conserve freshwater species.