Wildlife Viewing Grants Program
The Wildlife Viewing Grants Program funds projects that enhance public education and engagement with Georgia’s priority wildlife, rare plants, and habitats, as supported by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
Funder: Georgia Department of Natural Resources
Due Dates: February 4, 2026 | February 4, 2027
Funding Amounts: Up to $5,000 per proposal; funds are provided as reimbursement for eligible expenses.
Summary: Supports projects that enhance public opportunities to view and learn about Georgia's nongame wildlife, rare plants, and priority habitats.
Key Information: Federal/state agencies are not eligible; projects must align with Georgia's State Wildlife Action Plan.
Description
The Wildlife Viewing Grants Program, administered by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR), funds projects that develop and improve opportunities for the public to observe and appreciate Georgia’s nongame wildlife, rare native plants, and natural habitats. The program emphasizes species and habitats identified as conservation priorities in Georgia’s State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP), aiming to raise awareness and foster stewardship of the state’s unique biodiversity. Supported activities include creative interpretive materials, educational signage, and accessible wildlife viewing locations, with a focus on engaging a wide audience and encouraging innovative approaches.
