Wildlife Viewing Grants Program supports local governments, nonprofits and businesses in creating public viewing opportunities to build appreciation of Georgia’s wildlife, rare native plants and natural habitats.
Watchable Wildlife Grant Program supports individuals and community organizations with wildlife viewing and education projects that expand access and foster conservation stewardship in Washington.
Watchable Wildlife Grants support community wildlife-viewing projects in Nebraska, funding sites, events, and educational resources to build public appreciation and stewardship of natural resources.
Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program supports governments, recreation authorities, and conservation groups with park, trail, and land projects to protect wildlife, clean water, and outdoor recreation.
Wildlife Habitat Grant Program supports Michigan conservation partners improving grasslands, savannas, wetland-associated habitat, and habitat connections to sustain wildlife populations.
Recreational Trails Program supports Georgia public agencies and trail educators with trail construction, restoration, facilities, and education to advance outdoor recreation, safety, and environmental protection.