Wildlife Stamp Grant Opportunities support organizations, tribes, and government agencies working on habitat, education, outreach, or research projects that benefit wild turkeys, pheasants, or waterfowl in Wisconsin.
Wildlife Habitat Grant Program supports Michigan conservation partners improving grasslands, savannas, wetland-associated habitat, and habitat connections to sustain wildlife populations.
The Urban Wildlife Damage Abatement and Control Grant supports Wisconsin urban communities in planning and carrying out deer and Canada goose control to reduce threats to safety, health, and property.
County Forest Wildlife Habitat Grant supports Wisconsin counties’ wildlife habitat projects, inventories and education on county forest lands to improve wildlife populations, habitat and public understanding.
Wetlands for Wildlife Grants support governments, tribes, conservation nonprofits, and companies in restoring Colorado wetlands and riparian areas to benefit wildlife and public waterfowl hunting.
Wisconsin Habitat Partnership Fund supports conservation partnerships restoring and maintaining habitat for wild birds and mammals while expanding public hunting, trapping and wildlife viewing in Wisconsin.