Southwest Rivers Program supports conservation partners working on river, riparian, and grassland restoration and focal species conservation to advance measurable outcomes across the Southwest.
The Pecos Watershed Conservation Initiative funds research and habitat restoration to protect native species and improve ecosystem health in the Pecos River watershed, led by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's Pecos Watershed Conservation Initiative 2027 funds science-based projects restoring rivers, streams, and grasslands for key wildlife in the Pecos watershed of NM and TX.
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 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 that restore and improve Southern Great Plains grasslands for wildlife, climate resilience, and community benefit through collaborative, science-driven conservation.