Watchable Wildlife Conservation Trust
The Watchable Wildlife Conservation Trust funds nonprofit projects in Alaska that promote wildlife viewing, education, and biodiversity conservation through research, outreach, and habitat protection.
Funder: Alaska Conservation Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027
Funding Amounts: Up to $5,000 per project; biennial (every two years); typically for small grants
Summary: Supports nonprofit-led projects that enhance wildlife viewing, education, and biodiversity conservation in Alaska.
Key Information: Forecasted grant—dates and details are projected; confirm with program page before applying.
Description
The Watchable Wildlife Conservation Trust, administered by the Alaska Conservation Foundation in partnership with the Alaska Department of Fish & Game, provides small grants to nonprofit organizations for projects that promote sustainable wildlife viewing, wildlife education, and conservation of Alaska’s biological diversity. Funding supports activities such as interpretive signage, educational materials, trail and facility construction, ecosystem research, and the acquisition of critical wildlife habitats. The goal is to foster public appreciation and stewardship of Alaska’s natural wildlife resources.
