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TO SUSTAIN, RESTORE, AND ENHANCE THE NATION'S FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, AND HABITATS.
Source: IRS Form 990 (Tax Year 2024)
Source: IRS e-Filed Form 990 (from the IRS e-File system), Tax Year 2023
Total Revenue
▼$513.2M
Program Spending
97%
of total expenses go to program services
Total Contributions
$297.9M
Total Expenses
▼$485.7M
Total Assets
$3.1B
Total Liabilities
▼$2.7B
Net Assets
$390M
Officer Compensation
→$4.4M
Other Salaries
$17.1M
Investment Income
$30.6M
Fundraising
▼$79K
Tax Year 2023 · Source: IRS Form 990, Schedule I (Grants and Other Assistance)
Total of the 500 largest grants shown: $404.7M
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
COASTAL PROTECTION AND RESTORATION AUTHORITY OF LOUISIANA30-0636591 | BATON ROUGE, LA | $29M | Cash | RESTORING LOUISIANA WETLANDS FOR MARSH HABITAT |
MOBILE COUNTY COMMISSION63-6001644 | MOBILE, AL | $24.7M | Cash | DAUPHIN ISLAND CAUSEWAY SHORELINE |
TOWN OF DAUPHIN ISLAND63-0980084 | DAUPHIN ISLAND, AL | $24.6M | Cash | RESTORE AL BAY MARSH & OYSTER REEFS FOR RESILIENCE |
| DAUPHIN ISLAND, AL | $23.5M | Cash | SALTMARSH STABILIZATION AND RESTORATION | |
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY64-0629297 | JACKSON, MS | $18M | Cash | MISSISSIPPI COASTAL HABITAT RESTORATION & MGT |
WALKER BASIN CONSERVANCY47-1989228 | RENO, NV | $15M | Cash | ESTABLISHMENT OF WALKER BASIN CONSERVANCY PHASE II |
DUCKS UNLIMITED INC13-5643799 | MEMPHIS, TN | $12.5M | Cash | N GREAT PLAINS GRASSLAND HABITAT FOR BIRDS |
ALABAMA DEPT CONSERVATION & NATURAL RES63-6000619 | MONTGOMERY, AL | $12M | Cash | COASTAL HABITAT PROTECTION |
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY53-0242652 | ARLINGTON, VA | $9.9M | Cash | MN PRAIRIE RESTORATION - MONARCH & SKIPPER HABITAT |
TEXAS GENERAL LAND OFFICE74-6000108 | AUSTIN, TX | $7.4M | Cash | RESTORE TX COASTAL MARSH FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT |
TROUT UNLIMITED INC38-1612715 | ARLINGTON, VA | $5.9M | Cash | PACIFIC SALMON HABITAT RESTORED IN EKLUTNA RIVER |
WALKER RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT88-6001610 | YERINGTON, NV | $4M | Cash | WALKER BASIN WATER LEASING DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM |
PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE88-0058154 | NIXON, NV | $3.9M | Cash | PYRAMID LAKE WATER RIGHTS AND MANAGEMENT PROJECTS |
APALACHEE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL59-1772505 | TALLAHASSEE, FL | $3.9M | Cash | FL REEFS & MARSHES PROTECT 12 MILES OF COAST |
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE53-0201504 | FAIRHOPE, AL | $3.7M | Cash | FLORIDA WADING BIRD & BEACH MOUSE HABITAT |
DTN20-5551424 | CHICAGO, IL | $3M | Cash | REPORTING SERVICES FOR FARMER PARTNERSHIPS |
ALLIANCE FOR THE CHESAPEAKE BAY INC54-1060924 | ANNAPOLIS, MD | $3M | Cash | CHESAPEAKE STREAM RESTORATION MONITORING PLAN |
FLORIDA FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION59-3105845 | TALLAHASSEE, FL | $3M | Cash | FL MARINE DEBRIS CLEANUP PROTECTS COASTAL WATERS |
NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY INC13-1624102 | NEW YORK, NY | $2.9M | Cash | RESTORING LONG ISLAND MARSH FOR SALTMARSH SPARROW |
CITY OF BUFFALO16-6002533 | BUFFALO, NY | $2.8M | Cash | RESTORE MARSH HABITAT ON LAKE ERIE'S SHORELINE |
NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION53-0204616 | RESTON, VA | $2.5M | Cash | RESTORING MT GRASSLAND MEADOWS FOR SAGE-GROUSE |
THE CONSERVATION FUND52-1388917 | ARLINGTON, VA | $2.5M | Cash | PROTECT ALASKA RIVERS FOR SOCKEYE SALMON SPAWNING |
QUILEUTE TRIBE91-0761286 | LA PUSH, WA | $2.4M | Cash | QUILLAYUTE RIVER RESTORATION FOR SALMON HABITAT |
COASTAL BEND BAYS AND ESTUARIES PROGRAM74-2924909 | CORPUS CHRISTI, TX | $2.3M | Cash | SHORELINE RESTORATION |
TOWN OF BRAINTREE | BRAINTREE, MA | $2.3M | Cash | RESTORATION OF THE MONATIQUOT RIVER |
AMERICAN BIRD CONSERVANCY52-1501259 | THE PLAINS, VA | $2.2M | Cash | PROTECTING HAWAII'S FOREST BIRDS & DRY LANDSCAPES |
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES64-0844747 | BILOXI, MS | $2.2M | Cash | INSTALL ARTIFICIAL REEFS |
TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT74-1680372 | AUSTIN, TX | $2.1M | Cash | REDUCE WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME BAT MORTALITY IN TEXAS |
JEFFERSON PARISH DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS72-6013920 | GRETNA, LA | $2M | Cash | RESTORING LA MARSH & SHORELINE FOR FISH HABITAT |
GROUNDWORK JACKSONVILLE INC47-2342111 | JACKSONVILLE, FL | $2M | Cash | FINAL DESIGN TO RESTORE HOGANS CREEK |
PHEASANTS FOREVER INC41-1429149 | ST PAUL, MN | $1.9M | Cash | GRASSLAND BIRD CONSERVATION IN WESTERN SD PRAIRIES |
CITY OF MOBILE63-6001318 | MOBILE, AL | $1.9M | Cash | MOBILE WATERWAYS CLEARED OF STORM DEBRIS |
NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION INC58-1494098 | NEWPORT, NC | $1.9M | Cash | BUILDING A LIVING SHORELINE ALONG THE NEUSE RIVER |
AMERICAN LITTORAL SOCIETY22-1731073 | HIGHLANDS, NJ | $1.8M | Cash | NJ BEACH HABITAT FOR HORSESHOE CRABS & RED KNOTS |
STATE OF HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES99-0266119 | HONOLULU, HI | $1.7M | Cash | RESTORING CORAL REEFS IN WEST MAUI, HI |
US FOREST SERVICE72-0564834 | PORTLAND, OR | $1.7M | Cash | RESTORING UPPER TROUT CREEK FOR NATIVE STEELHEAD |
VILLAGE OF KOTLIK92-0074249 | KOTLIK, AK | $1.7M | Cash | RESTORE ALASKA WETLANDS FOR SALMON HABITAT |
THE LONGLEAF ALLIANCE INC75-3263645 | ANDALUSIA, AL | $1.7M | Cash | ADVANCING LONGLEAF RESTORATION AND MANAGEMENT |
PAPAHANAUMOKUAKEA MARINE DEBRIS PROJECT INC83-4554194 | KAILUA, HI | $1.7M | Cash | REMOVING DEBRIS FROM PAPAHANAUMOKUAKEA REEFS |
ST BERNARD PARISH GOVERNMENT72-6001193 | CHALMETTE, LA | $1.6M | Cash | RESTORING CYPRESS & TUPELO FORESTS ALONG BAYOU |
ESCAMBIA COUNTY59-6000598 | PENSACOLA, FL | $1.5M | Cash | WATERSHED RESTORATION |
CITY OF NICEVILLE59-6002665 | NICEVILLE, FL | $1.5M | Cash | WATERSHED RESTORATION |
USS NORTH CAROLINA BATTLESHIP COMMISSION56-6024063 | WILMINGTON, NC | $1.5M | Cash | NC SHORELINE AND MARSH HABITAT RESTORATION |
STROUD WATER RESEARCH CENTER52-2081073 | AVONDALE, PA | $1.4M | Cash | PROTECT LANCASTER STREAMS VIA RIPARIAN BUFFERS PA |
MIDDLE RIO GRANDE CONSERVANCY DISTRICT85-6000200 | ALBUQUERQUE, NM | $1.4M | Cash | WATER CONSERVATION FOR MINNOW IN MIDDLE RIO GRANDE |
THE MONTANA LAND RELIANCE81-0369262 | HELENA, MT | $1.3M | Cash | SUPPORTING CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ON WORKING LANDS |
STILLWATER PLAINS MITIGATION BANK INC68-0450803 | PALO CEDRO, CA | $1.3M | Cash | COYOTE CREEK WETLANDS RESTORATION PROJECT |
FORT BELKNAP INDIAN COMMUNITY81-0216424 | HARLEM, MT | $1.2M | Cash | IMPROVING PRAIRIE HABITAT FOR BLACK-FOOTED FERRETS |
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA59-6000344 | JACKSONVILLE, FL | $1.2M | Cash | RESTORING STREAMS AND WETLANDS OF MCCOYS CREEK |
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE94-1697567 | BERMUDA DUNES, CA | $1.1M | Cash | LONG-TERM GRASS & CROP LAND COMMUNITIES LAND MGMT |
ISLAND CONSERVATION91-1839907 | SANTA CRUZ, CA | $1.1M | Cash | SEABIRD RESTORATION ON MIDWAY ATOLL |
COUNTY OF CARTERET56-6001522 | BEAUFORT, NC | $1.1M | Cash | NC LIVING SHORELINES TO PROTECT MARSH |
FOREST LANDOWNERS ASSOCIATION58-0564844 | CARROLLTON, GA | $1.1M | Cash | RESTORE LONGLEAF FORESTS ACROSS SOUTHEAST STATES |
CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF COOS LOWER UMPQUA AND SIUSLAW INDIANS93-0903782 | COOS BAY, OR | $1M | Cash | TIDAL WETLAND RESTORATION FOR COHO SALMON HABITAT |
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIRD OBSERVATORY DBA BIRD CONSERVANCY OF THE ROCKIES84-1079882 | BRIGHTON, CO | $1M | Cash | ENHANCE GREATER SAGE-GROUSE HABITAT IN NE WYOMING |
THE MULE DEER FOUNDATION68-0163253 | CLEARFIELD, UT | $1M | Cash | INCREASE CAPACITY FOR SAGEBRUSH RESTORATION, CO |
AMERICAN RIVERS INC23-7305963 | WASHINGTON, DC | $1M | Cash | CA MEADOW RESTORATION PLAN FOR BIRD HABITAT |
TREEPEOPLE INC23-7314838 | BEVERLY HILLS, CA | $980.8K | Cash | RESTORING ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST CHAPARRAL |
TIOGA COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OF NEW YORK15-6001237 | OSWEGO, NY | $947.4K | Cash | RESTORE CHESAPEAKE STREAM CORRIDORS IN NY & PA |
WORLD WILDLIFE FUND INC52-1693387 | WASHINGTON, DC | $943K | Cash | IMPROVING GRAZING MANAGEMENT ON WORKING LANDS |
NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY56-6000372 | MOREHEAD CITY, NC | $930.7K | Cash | NC COASTAL RESILIENCE PLANNING FOR COMMUNITIES |
IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES82-6000952 | BOISE, ID | $913.3K | Cash | IMPLEMENTING WATER TRANSACTIONS IN IDAHO RIVERS |
JAMES RIVER ASSOCIATION51-0211913 | RICHMOND, VA | $887.7K | Cash | CHESAPEAKE BAY FLOOD REMEDIATION IMPROVEMENT VA |
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA ANCHORAGE92-6000147 | ANCHORAGE, AK | $883.2K | Cash | SUPPORT ALASKA STUDENTS IN ADVANCING CONSERVATION |
MANOMET INC22-3051362 | MANOMET, MA | $863.4K | Cash | REDUCE AMERICAN OYSTERCATCHER HABITAT DISTURBANCE |
CHESAPEAKE BAY TRUST52-1454182 | ANNAPOLIS, MD | $828.8K | Cash | BUILDING CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED CAPACITY |
NATIONAL FOREST FOUNDATION52-1786332 | MISSOULA, MT | $826.1K | Cash | RESTORE RAILROAD BRIDGE FORESTLAND FOR MULE DEER |
THE OCEAN FOUNDATION71-0863908 | WASHINGTON, DC | $821.6K | Cash | EASTERN PACIFIC HAWKSBILL TURTLE SURVIVAL STUDY |
BRISTOL COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY | WARREN, RI | $809.8K | Cash | RESTORE ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCY OF TIDAL MARSH |
APALACHICOLA RIVERKEEPER59-3550426 | APALACHICOLA, FL | $805.1K | Cash | RESTORATION OF RIVER SLOUGHS |
US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY53-0196958 | RESTON, VA | $799.9K | Cash | LONG-TERM WALKER BASIN HYDROLOGIC MONITORING |
CLEVELAND METROPARKS34-6000704 | CLEVELAND, OH | $782K | Cash | DESIGN AND ENGINEERING PLANS FOR CLEVELAND HARBOR |
ALICE E KARL AND ASSOCIATES INC26-2475091 | DAVIS, CA | $780.8K | Cash | DESERT TORTOISE USE OF ALTERED HABITAT STUDY |
TOWN OF BRIDGEWATER | BRIDGEWATER, MA | $780.7K | Cash | RESTORATION AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE TOWN RIVER |
MENDOCINO COUNTY RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT68-0060208 | UKIAH, CA | $767.2K | Cash | LONG-TERM WOTUS & SPECIES MITIGATION LAND MGMT |
THE ELIZABETH RIVER PROJECT54-1663058 | NORFOLK, VA | $749.5K | Cash | RESTORING ELIZABETH RIVER TRIBUTARIES & OYSTERS VA |
WEST BAY SANITARY DISTRICT94-6000903 | MENLO PARK, CA | $748.7K | Cash | LIVING SHORELINE PROTECTS BAY MARSH |
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA59-6002052 | ATLANTA, GA | $713K | Cash | CORAL RESTORATION IN FL KEYS REEFS |
FRIENDS OF THE RAPPAHANNOCK54-1381671 | FREDERICKSBURG, VA | $681.1K | Cash | IMPROVING WATER QUALITY IN THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER |
CHESAPEAKE BAY FOUNDATION INC52-6065757 | ANNAPOLIS, MD | $663K | Cash | PROTECT UPPER POTOMAC WATERSHED WITH WETLANDS MD |
WHIDBEY CAMANO LAND TRUST91-1261928 | GREENBANK, WA | $660.9K | Cash | COASTAL HABITAT RESTORATION FOR SALMON RESILIENCE |
FRIENDS OF THE TETON RIVER INC82-0527505 | DRIGGS, ID | $660.2K | Cash | RESTORE CANYON CREEK STREAM FLOW AND FUNCTION, ID |
THE TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND23-7222333 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $656.7K | Cash | SARDINE VALLEY RANCH RESTORATION PLANNING |
MOTE MARINE LABORATORY INC59-0756643 | SARASOTA, FL | $651.8K | Cash | INTEGRATING AI TO GULF REEF FISH MONITORING |
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK FOUNDATION81-0421425 | MISSOULA, MT | $650K | Cash | KY FOREST EASEMENT PROTECTS ELK & GROUSE HABITAT |
SOUTH BALTIMORE GATEWAY PARTNERSHIP82-0743668 | BALTIMORE, MD | $650K | Cash | DESIGN RESILIENCY INITIATIVE FOR WETLANDS IN MD |
ALEUTIANS EAST BOROUGH92-0124066 | KING COVE, AK | $650K | Cash | IMPROVE DATA QUALITY FOR ELECTRONIC MONITORING, AK |
MILWAUKEE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS DBA MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS39-6003457 | MILWAUKEE, WI | $649.7K | Cash | NATURE-BASED INFRASTRUCTURE IN MILWAUKEE SCHOOLS |
SEA TURTLE CONSERVANCY59-6151069 | GAINESVILLE, FL | $649.1K | Cash | IMPROVING LIGHT RULES FOR SEA TURTLES IN FLORIDA |
SUSTAINABLE CHESAPEAKE45-5448314 | RICHMOND, VA | $648.7K | Cash | IMPROVE NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR CHESAPEAKE |
DEFENSORES DE LA CUENCA85-1090314 | CHEVERLY, MD | $646.2K | Cash | PROMOTING WATERSHED STEWARDSHIP IN MARYLAND |
SUNDANCE BIOLOGY INC65-1238938 | PASO ROBLES, CA | $644.8K | Cash | RAVEN MANAGEMENT FOR DESERT TORTOISE PROTECTION |
ALABAMA FORESTRY FOUNDATION63-0756161 | MONTGOMERY, AL | $643.7K | Cash | IMPROVING HABITAT IN THE SIPSEY WATERSHED |
THE STUDENT CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION INC91-0880684 | CHARLESTOWN, NH | $631.4K | Cash | SUPPORT FOREST MANAGEMENT AND HABITAT RESTORATION |
STANTEC CONSULTING SERVICES INC11-2167170 | CHICAGO, IL | $628.6K | Cash | TECH ASSISTANCE FOR DE WATERSHED CONSERVATION |
CARLSBAD SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT85-0222573 | CARLSBAD, NM | $627.2K | Cash | RESTORING HABITAT CONNECTIVITY FOR PRONGHORN |
PACIFIC COASTAL RESEARCH & PLANNING66-0880152 | SAIPAN, MP | $623.2K | Cash | NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS AT SAIPAN'S BEACH ROAD |
ALACHUA CONSERVATION TRUST59-2919630 | GAINESVILLE, FL | $621.8K | Cash | RESTORING AND MAINTAINING LONGLEAF PINE IN OCALA |
PACIFIC RIM CONSERVATION26-2905658 | HONOLULU, HI | $621.2K | Cash | PROTECTING O'AHU ELEPAIO FROM RATS IN FORESTS |
WILDLANDS CONSERVANCY INC23-7401326 | EMMAUS, PA | $610K | Cash | DAM REMOVAL FOR BROOK TROUT IN DURHAM TOWNSHIP |
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE54-6001802 | GLOUCESTER POINT, VA | $588.9K | Cash | AI APP ALERTS CHESAPEAKE BAY ANGLERS TO INVASIVES |
CALIFORNIA TROUT INC23-7097680 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $586.3K | Cash | FLUVIAL MAINSTEM SITE ASSESSMENT FOR THE ELK RIVER |
PARTNERSHIP FOR THE DELAWARE ESTUARY INC51-0375307 | WILMINGTON, DE | $585.3K | Cash | LIVING SHORELINE FOR MUSSELS ON SCHUYLKILL RIVER |
CONSERVATION CORPS OF LONG BEACH33-0293393 | LONG BEACH, CA | $584.8K | Cash | RESTORE ANGELES FIRE SCARS & INVASIVE REMOVAL |
THE WETLANDS INITIATIVE36-3942451 | CHICAGO, IL | $575.9K | Cash | EXPANDING NATIVE PLANTING IN LITTLE CALUMET RIVER |
STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE COMMUNITY39-1145449 | BOWLER, WI | $574.4K | Cash | CONNECTING LENAPE YOUTH TO DELAWARE RIVER |
FLORIDA CONSERVATION GROUP47-1365766 | NOKOMIS, FL | $572.9K | Cash | IMPLEMENTING GOPHER TORTOISE HABITAT MANAGEMENT |
FRIENDS OF THE DUNES68-0373871 | ARCATA, CA | $571K | Cash | RESTORING CA DUNES FOR COASTAL RESILIENCE |
WESTERVELT ECOLOGICAL SERVICES LLC20-5180010 | SACRAMENTO, CA | $564.4K | Cash | LONG-TERM VERNAL POOL&SPECIES MITIGATION LAND MGMT |
| NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ | $562.5K | Cash | SHOREBIRD PREDATION MANAGEMENT ALONG THE ATLANTIC | |
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE USA30-0604904 | LANCASTER, PA | $562.2K | Cash | GOOD SPRING CREEK FLOODPLAIN RESTORATION PROJECT |
AMERICAN FARMLAND TRUST52-1190211 | WASHINGTON, DC | $560.2K | Cash | ADVANCING ADOPTION OF REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE |
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA CONSERVANCY25-1053485 | PITTSBURGH, PA | $550.8K | Cash | RESTORING PA STREAMS FOR BROOK TROUT & HELLBENDER |
HARBOR DISTRICT INC47-1388101 | MILWAUKEE, WI | $545.7K | Cash | RESTORING WETLAND HABITAT IN MILWAUKEE |
ANTHROPOCENE ALLIANCE81-5166043 | MICANOPY, FL | $543.1K | Cash | COASTAL PINE FORESTS RESTORATION PLANNING IN GA |
WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE91-1632572 | SEATTLE, WA | $542.2K | Cash | COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON MONITORING |
CACHUMA RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT77-0324192 | SANTA MARIA, CA | $539.7K | Cash | REMOVAL OF SPANISH BLOOM & RESTORE LOS PADRES NF |
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY54-6001805 | BLACKSBURG, VA | $536.9K | Cash | PREVENT DISTURBANCE OF ATLANTIC FLYWAY SHOREBIRDS |
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII99-6000354 | HONOLULU, HI | $536.5K | Cash | IMPROVED HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND CORAL PROTECTION |
MOJAVE DESERT LAND TRUST72-1603033 | JOSHUA TREE, CA | $530.4K | Cash | COORDINATING MOJAVE DESERT TORTOISE RECOVERY |
PUT-IN-BAY TOWNSHIP PARK DISTRICT26-2612144 | PUTINBAY, OH | $524.1K | Cash | STABILIZING SCHEEFF EAST POINT PRESERVE SHORELINE |
MARIANA ISLANDS NATURE ALLIANCE66-0664562 | SAIPAN, MP | $512.5K | Cash | MARINE DEBRIS REMOVAL AFTER TYPHOON YUTU |
POTTER COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT25-1266632 | COUDERSPORT, PA | $510.9K | Cash | RESTORING PA STREAMS FOR BROOK TROUT PASSAGE |
RANCHO SANTA ANA BOTANIC GARDEN95-1664113 | CLAREMONT, CA | $506.3K | Cash | HABITAT RESTORATION IN ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST |
GREEN FORESTS WORK INC46-1296612 | LEXINGTON, KY | $503K | Cash | RESTORE RED SPRUCE FOREST HABITAT IN WV |
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT53-6001131 | WASHINGTON, DC | $499.9K | Cash | OXON RUN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND DESIGNS |
COASTAL QUEST31-1678716 | BERKELEY, CA | $493.7K | Cash | BAY AREA MARSH PLANNING FOR SALMON & WILDLIFE |
ROCKAWAY WATERFRONT ALLIANCE INC11-3783397 | NEW YORK, NY | $492.7K | Cash | RESTORING NY COASTAL DUNES WITH NATIVE PLANTS |
ARENAC CONSERVATION DISTRICT38-1869377 | STANDISH, MI | $488.4K | Cash | RESTORING SAGINAW BAY WETLANDS AND HABITAT MI |
RANCHERS STEWARDSHIP ALLIANCE INC20-8422515 | MALTA, MT | $484.5K | Cash | FENCE REMOVAL AIDS ELK MIGRATION IN MT PLAINS |
NEW JERSEY AUDUBON SOCIETY22-1539642 | BERNARDSVILLE, NJ | $475.8K | Cash | RESTORING ATLANTIC WHITE-CEDAR IN MAURICE RIVER |
BURNS & MCDONNELL ENGINEERING CO43-0956142 | CENTENNIAL, CO | $466.2K | Cash | USMC FLOOD REPAIRS PROTECT WETLAND HABITAT |
OIKONOS - ECOSYSTEM KNOWLEDGE | KAILUA, HI | $459.9K | Cash | PACIFIC ALBATROSS BYCATCH RISK ASSESSMENT STUDY |
| BUFFALO GROVE, IL | $458K | Cash | COORDINATING COASTAL RESILIENCE IN THE GREAT LAKES | |
THE PROJECT FOR RESILIENT COMMUNITIES84-4981889 | SANTA BARBARA, CA | $452.8K | Cash | DEBRIS FLOW MITIGATION TO HABITAT RESTORATION |
WASHINGTON WATER TRUST91-1937417 | SEATTLE, WA | $452.8K | Cash | STREAM RESTORATION FOR COLUMBIA BASIN FISH SPECIES |
MISSISSIPPI RIVER TRUST46-0477373 | STONEVILLE, MS | $449K | Cash | BIRD FOCUSED RESTORATION IN MISSISSIPPI RVR BASIN |
GRAND ISLE INDEPENDENT LEVEE DISTRICT72-1229342 | GRAND ISLE, LA | $446.8K | Cash | DESIGNING MARSH RESTORATION PLANS ON FIFI ISLAND |
SUPERIOR WATERSHED PARTNERSHIP38-3492677 | MARQUETTE, MI | $444.5K | Cash | IMPROVING STREAM HABITAT FOR TROUT IN MICHIGAN |
SEA WORLD OF FLORIDA LLC95-2707532 | ORLANDO, FL | $442.6K | Cash | INCREASED CAPACITY TO TREAT MARINE MAMMALS |
THE UNIVERSITY OF GUAM98-0032933 | MANGILAO, GU | $439.3K | Cash | RESTORATION OF STAGHORN ACROPORA POPULATIONS |
BLAIR COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT25-6195834 | HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA | $437.1K | Cash | INSTALL RIPARIAN BUFFERS FOR WATER QUALITY PA |
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION53-0206027 | WASHINGTON, DC | $436.6K | Cash | MOTUS TOWERS TRACK PIPIT MIGRATION IN GREAT PLAINS |
ALLIANCE FOR THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY41-2233874 | NEW MARKET, VA | $436.4K | Cash | RESTORING AQUATIC HABITAT IN SHENANDOAH VALLEY VA |
MONTGOMERY COUNTY MARYLAND52-6000980 | WHEATON, MD | $435.6K | Cash | IMPROVE WATER QUALITY AT GLENMONT FOREST MD |
| GAYLORD, MI | $433K | Cash | BROOK TROUT HABITAT IN THE PIGEON RIVER MI | |
NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION73-6502734 | RALEIGH, NC | $426.7K | Cash | BEAR GARDEN TRACT OF HOLLY SHELTER GAME LAND |
THE GREENING OF DETROIT31-0036036 | DETROIT, MI | $424K | Cash | RESTORE DETROIT WATERSHEDS & LAKES WITH TREES |
CLARK FORK COALITION36-3428665 | MISSOULA, MT | $422.4K | Cash | CLARK FORK WATER DEALS ENHANCE NATIVE FISH HABITAT |
THROWE ENVIRONMENTAL LLC83-3563609 | BRISTOL, RI | $421K | Cash | TECHNICAL FIELD LIAISON SUPPORT FOR THE NCRF |
SANDHILLS TASK FORCE (KEEP)58-2490972 | BROKEN BOW, NE | $420.3K | Cash | RESTORE GREAT PLAINS GRASSLANDS FOR BIRDS |
GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION58-6002019 | DRY BRANCH, GA | $417.8K | Cash | RESTORING LONGLEAF PINES IN GEORGIA LANDSCAPES |
| WEST LAFAYETTE, IN | $417.3K | Cash | INCREASE COVER CROPS WITH FARMERS FOR SOIL HEALTH | |
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - SANTA BARBARA95-6006145 | SANTA BARBARA, CA | $417.2K | Cash | MONO LAKE LIMNOLOGY MONITORING PROGRAM |
GREATER GRACE WORLD OUTREACH INC52-1528186 | BALTIMORE, MD | $413.7K | Cash | PLANT TREES AT BLACK RIVER WATERSHED MD |
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS72-6000969 | NEW ORLEANS, LA | $412.6K | Cash | LIVING SHORELINE & MARSH RESTORATION ON LA COAST |
CHESAPEAKE CONSERVANCY26-2271377 | ANNAPOLIS, MD | $410.7K | Cash | IMPROVING COASTAL RESILIENCE IN METRO BALTIMORE |
TEXAS WATER TRADE83-2740232 | AUSTIN, TX | $408.9K | Cash | PROTECTING CONTINUOUS FLOWS OF THE COLORADO RIVER |
SHASTA VALLEY RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT94-2896846 | YREKA, CA | $407.3K | Cash | IMPROVE SALMON HABITAT IN KLAMATH NATIONAL FOREST |
| NEW ORLEANS, LA | $398.2K | Cash | RESTORE LA WETLANDS FOR FLOOD RESILIENCE | |
GALVESTON BAY FOUNDATION76-0279876 | KEMAH, TX | $397.4K | Cash | DOLLAR BAY-MOSES LAKE WETLANDS RESTORATION, TX |
HARNEY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC93-0454456 | HINES, OR | $395K | Cash | EAGLE MORTALITY REDUCTION |
BLUE WATER BALTIMORE INC52-1420138 | BALTIMORE, MD | $394K | Cash | PLANTING TO RESTORE BALTIMORE WATERSHEDS |
LYZA JOHNSTON DBA JOHNSTON APPLIED MARINE SCIENCES66-0948844 | SAIPAN, MP | $391.3K | Cash | CORAL REEF RESTORATION IN SAIPAN |
HUI O HOOHONUA37-4973613 | EWA BEACH, HI | $390.1K | Cash | IMPROVE WETLAND STEWARDSHIP FOR NATIVE BIRDS |
BORDERLANDS RESTORATION NETWORK47-2581032 | PATAGONIA, AZ | $388.8K | Cash | AZ HIGHLANDS MONARCH HABITAT & SEED CORRIDORS |
TOWN OF DUCK | DUCK, NC | $384K | Cash | NC SHORELINE SILLS PROTECT MARSH & COASTAL ROADS |
HAWAII DIVISION OF FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE99-0266119 | HONOLULU, HI | $383.7K | Cash | INSTALLING AN UNGULATE FENCE IN HONOPU VALLEY |
SWCA ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS86-0483317 | PHOENIX, AZ | $381.4K | Cash | TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR FEDERAL COMPLIANCE |
HOWARD COUNTY MARYLAND52-6000965 | ELLICOTT CITY, MD | $381.4K | Cash | REFORESTING CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED IN MD |
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION59-6007353 | TALLAHASSEE, FL | $377.4K | Cash | CONNECT FLORIDA LANDS FOR AT-RISK SPECIES HABITAT |
MOUNTAIN STUDIES INSTITUTE73-1644103 | DURANGO, CO | $373.9K | Cash | RESTORE MANCOS RIVER HABITAT FOR NATIVE FISH |
| SEDRO WOOLLEY, WA | $373.8K | Cash | ROPELESS GEAR PROTECTS RIGHT WHALES IN NE WATERS | |
DESCHUTES RIVER CONSERVANCY91-1748485 | BEND, OR | $373.1K | Cash | RESTORE DESCHUTES BASIN STREAMS FOR SALMON & TROUT |
NORTH FORK JOHN DAY WATERSHED COUNCIL20-5460326 | LONG CREEK, OR | $372.5K | Cash | RESTORING BULL RUN CREEK FOR SALMON AND TROUT |
NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY FOUNDATION94-3370994 | SILVER SPRING, MD | $371.7K | Cash | RESTORE CORAL REEFS AT EASTERN DRY ROCKS, FL |
BLUE OCEAN GEAR LLC47-4081264 | SAUSALITO, CA | $366.6K | Cash | NEW ENGLAND GEAR TRACKING PROTECTS WHALES |
INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS INCORPORATED | CAMBRIDGE, MA | $365.4K | Cash | IMPROVING NFWF CONSERVATION GRANTS JOBS CALCULATOR |
FRIENDS OF THE UPPER DELAWARE RIVER INC20-0337027 | HANCOCK, NY | $349.4K | Cash | MANAGING INVASIVE KNOTWEED IN THE DELAWARE RIVER |
NOBLE RESEARCH INSTITUTE LLC73-0606209 | ARDMORE, OK | $348.7K | Cash | REGENERATIVE MANAGEMENT IN SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS |
SOUNDWATERS INC | STAMFORD, CT | $347.1K | Cash | CT WATERFRONT LOT BECOMES NATIVE DUNE HABITAT |
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND52-6002033 | COLLEGE PARK, MD | $345.7K | Cash | BUILDING CAPACITY FOR CLEAN WATER IN PENNSYLVANIA |
CITY OF GULF SHORES ALABAMA63-6005299 | GULF SHORES, AL | $344.1K | Cash | COASTAL HABITAT PROTECTION |
| SUFFOLK, VA | $342.8K | Cash | RESTORING DISMAL SWAMP WETLANDS FOR WILDLIFE VA | |
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY24-6000376 | STATE COLLEGE, PA | $341.5K | Cash | RESTORING STREAM IN SUSQUEHANNAH RIVER PA |
MUSCONETCONG WATERSHED ASSOCIATION22-3199292 | ASBURY, NJ | $340.3K | Cash | FLOODPLAIN RESTORATION AT BEATTY'S MILL |
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT57-0480727 | CHESTERFIELD, SC | $340.2K | Cash | RESTORING SC SANDHILLS LONGLEAF FOR BOBWHITE |
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE FISHERIES AND PARKS64-0628588 | JACKSON, MS | $339.8K | Cash | RESTORING GULF PINEY WOODS AND PRAIRIE HABITATS |
LAKE COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT36-6009339 | LIBERTYVILLE, IL | $339.5K | Cash | IMPROVING COASTAL HABITAT FOR PIPING PLOVER IL, WI |
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA81-6001713 | MISSOULA, MT | $338.8K | Cash | MONTANA INVASIVE GRASS MONITORING AND MITIGATING |
| CHARLESTON, SC | $338.4K | Cash | SC SALT MARSH & OYSTER REEF RESTORATION | |
DELAWARE RIVER BASIN COMMISSION23-1605892 | WEST TRENTON, NJ | $334.9K | Cash | WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT STUDIES ACROSS DELAWARE |
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY86-0196696 | TEMPE, AZ | $330.9K | Cash | CORAL REEF RESEARCH IN HAWAII |
CENTER FOR WATERSHED PROTECTION INC54-1644387 | FULTON, MD | $330K | Cash | SCALING UP BIOCHAR ACROSS CHESAPEAKE BAY |
CONNECTICUT RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL DBA CONNECTICUT RIVER CONSERVANCY | GREENFIELD, MA | $329.9K | Cash | RESTORING HABITAT FOR BROOK TROUT IN VT WATERSHEDS |
MALAMA MAUNALUA36-4671116 | HONOLULU, HI | $327.9K | Cash | FRAMEWORK TO MINIMIZE FLOODING IN MAUNALUA BAY |
SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES57-6000286 | COLUMBIA, SC | $325.2K | Cash | COASTAL WETLAND RESTORATION IN WEST ASHLEY |
BRISTOL BAY NATIVE CORPORATION92-0042041 | ANCHORAGE, AK | $325.2K | Cash | MAPPING BRISTOL BAY WETLANDS FOR SALMON HABITAT |
RIVER PARTNERS94-3302335 | CHICO, CA | $320.2K | Cash | RIPARIAN HABITAT RESTORATION IN FALLOW AG FIELDS |
AMPHIBIAN AND REPTILE CONSERVANCY37-1568787 | LOUISVILLE, KY | $320.1K | Cash | HABITAT RESTORATION FOR LEOPARD FROGS IN AZ & NM |
HOUSTON WILDERNESS42-1573695 | HOUSTON, TX | $317.1K | Cash | NATIVE TREES PLANTING & BIOSWALES FOR RESILIENCE |
FRIENDS OF THE ROUGE38-2672879 | PLYMOUTH, MI | $316K | Cash | CREATE RAIN GARDENS AND NATURAL SPACES IN SE MI |
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES | CONCORD, NH | $315.8K | Cash | LIVING SHORELINES PROTECT GREAT BAY SALT MARSHES |
SUMMIT LAND CONSERVANCY42-1538872 | PARK CITY, UT | $315.7K | Cash | ROCKY MOUNTAIN WETLANDS & SAGE HABITAT PROTECTED |
POLLINATOR PARTNERSHIP94-3283967 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $314.5K | Cash | ENHANCE POLLINATOR HABITAT IN THE MIDWEST |
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE53-0197094 | HERNDON, VA | $313.7K | Cash | MISSISSIPPI BARRIER ISLAND SALT MARSH RESTORATION |
CONSERVATION NORTHWEST94-3091547 | SEATTLE, WA | $312.5K | Cash | WORKING FOR WILDLIFE PLAN FOR LYNX AND MULE DEER |
UPSTREAM ALLIANCE47-3035594 | ANNAPOLIS, MD | $311.5K | Cash | DEVELOPING A WATER TRAIL IN CAMDEN, NJ |
PARKS AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION OF TEXAS INC74-2602504 | DALLAS, TX | $307.8K | Cash | RESTORE GRASSLANDS FOR LONGSPUR & PRONGHORN, TX |
MISSOURI SOYBEAN ASSOCIATION23-7032186 | JEFFERSON CITY, MO | $306.6K | Cash | EXPANDING COVER CROPS IN MISSOURI |
BORDERLANDS RESEARCH INSTITUTE-SUL ROSS STATE UNIVERSITY74-6000027 | ALPINE, TX | $302.1K | Cash | MARFA GRASSLAND HABITAT ENHANCEMENT FOR PRONGHORN |
WESTERN STATES PROJECT TRAINING FUND86-6004791 | PHOENIX, AZ | $301.5K | Cash | STATE/LOCAL OFFICER ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES TRAINING |
NORTH JERSEY RC&D AREA INC52-1565405 | ASHBURY, NJ | $298.6K | Cash | RIPARIAN RESTORATION FOR WOOD TURTLES IN PEQUEST |
GULF FISHERIES RESEARCH FOUNDATION82-3708369 | FREEPORT, TX | $296.3K | Cash | AI FOR GULF FISH CATCH TRACKING |
WINNETT ACES INC84-2797938 | WINNETT, MT | $292.5K | Cash | IMPROVING HABITAT FOR GRASSLAND BIRD SPECIES, MT |
TANO TASI YAN TODU66-1001106 | BARRIGADA, GU | $291.4K | Cash | RESTORING GUAM LIMESTONE FORESTS & NATIVE SPECIES |
| CHADDS FORD, PA | $290.4K | Cash | DAM REMOVAL FOR SHAD AT HOFFMAN'S MILL, PA | |
COASTAL PRAIRIE CONSERVANCY76-0377029 | HOUSTON, TX | $286.2K | Cash | GRASSLAND CONSERVATION FOR COASTAL PRAIRIE BIRDS |
MONARCH JOINT VENTURE83-1343107 | HENDERSON, MN | $285.8K | Cash | IMPROVE POLLINATOR HABITAT IN CENTRAL VALLEY, CA |
BUZZARDS BAY COALITION | NEW BEDFORD, MA | $283.6K | Cash | MARSH ISLAND SALT MARSH RESTORATION IN FAIRHAVEN |
ILLINOIS CORN GROWERS ASSOCIATION37-0983416 | BLOOMINGTON, IL | $282.3K | Cash | INCREASING ADOPTION OF CONSERVATION PRACTICES |
US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE BITTER LAKE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE84-0646091 | ALBUQUERQUE, NM | $282K | Cash | ST. LAWRENCE RIVER PROJECT |
RIVERKEEPER INC13-3204621 | OSSINING, NY | $281.6K | Cash | SITE ASSESSMENT AND DESIGN FOR WALSH ROAD BARRIER |
CHAGRIN RIVER WATERSHED PARTNERS INC34-1822374 | WILLOUGHBY, OH | $281.6K | Cash | DESIGNING STREAM RESTORATION AT DUGWAY BROOK |
THE WILD NEIGHBORS DATABASE PROJECT46-3151740 | MIDDLETOWN, CA | $280K | Cash | DATA MANAGEMENT FOR GULF MARINE MAMMAL NETWORK |
SANTA CLARA PUEBLO85-0216550 | ESPANOLA, NM | $278.4K | Cash | RESTORE SANTA CLARA CREEK HEADWATERS HABITAT, NM |
FOUR PEAKS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & DATA SOLUTIONS82-2957785 | WENATCHEE, WA | $277.3K | Cash | SUPPORT FOR TRANSACTION MONITORING AND EVALUATION |
SOIL HEALTH INSTITUTE47-5349004 | MORRISVILLE, NC | $276.7K | Cash | ENHANCING TRAINING FOR SOIL HEALTH NEEDS |
TRUCKEE RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL91-1818748 | TRUCKEE, CA | $275.8K | Cash | MEADOWS RESTORATION IN CALIFORNIA WATERSHEDS |
CORTLAND COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT16-0872410 | CORTLAND, NY | $275K | Cash | IMPROVING FISH PASSAGE ALONG GROUT BROOK IN NY |
OFFICE OF KENTUCKY NATURE PRESERVES61-0600439 | FRANKFORT, KY | $274.4K | Cash | RESTORE CUMBERLAND PINE-OAK FORESTS AND STREAMS |
MERIDIAN INSTITUTE84-1435420 | DILLON, CO | $274.2K | Cash | CHESAPEAKE BAY TECH SUPPORT FOR FARM CONSERVATION |
SOCIEDAD AMBIENTE MARINO61-1417308 | SAN JUAN, PR | $274.1K | Cash | RESTORING PR CORAL REEFS FOR COASTAL RESILIENCE |
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH25-0965591 | PITTSBURGH, PA | $273.9K | Cash | ACOUSTIC BIRD MONITORING IN THE DELAWARE RIVER |
SCOTT RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL45-3936205 | ETNA, CA | $271.6K | Cash | PATTERSON CREEK LOG JAM BOOSTS SALMON HABITAT |
AMERICAN CONSERVATION EXPERIENCE37-1473291 | SALT LAKE CITY, UT | $271.1K | Cash | FOREST FUELS REDUCTION IN CRYSTAL LAKE MOUNTAINS |
MONTANA AUDUBON SOCIETY81-0412530 | HELENA, MT | $270.3K | Cash | RESTORING GRASSLAND HABITAT FOR SAGE-GROUSE |
IOWA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES42-6004572 | DES MOINES, IA | $270K | Cash | PROTECT 840 ACRES OF IOWA PRAIRIE & OAK WOODLAND |
MIDDLE PENINSULA PLANNING DISTRICT COMMISSION54-0937411 | SALUDA, VA | $269.1K | Cash | VETERANS RESTORE CHESAPEAKE BAY COASTAL HABITATS |
CANAAN VALLEY INSTITUTE55-0747132 | DAVIS, WV | $267.6K | Cash | STREAM RESTORATION AT OPEQUON CREEK WV |
WESTERN LANDOWNERS ALLIANCE46-1346488 | SANTA FE, NM | $267.6K | Cash | ADAPTIVE GRAZING BOOSTS PRAIRIE CHICKEN HABITAT |
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY64-6000819 | MISSISSIPPI STATE, MS | $266.5K | Cash | RESTORE MS/AR BOTTOMLAND HABITAT FOR WATERFOWL |
EAGLE ELECTROCUTION SOLUTIONS LLC83-2522293 | FORT COLLINS, CO | $266K | Cash | BALD AND GOLDEN EAGLE MITIGATION |
FUTURE HARVEST INC52-2132982 | COCKEYSVILLE, MD | $265K | Cash | IMPROVE WATER QUALITY ACROSS EASTERN MD |
THE WEST VIRGINIA LAND TRUST55-0740909 | CHARLESTON, WV | $264.4K | Cash | RESTORE CREEK HABITAT FOR SPINYMUSSEL WV |
INTERFAITH PARTNERS FOR THE CHESAPEAKE46-3399793 | ANNAPOLIS, MD | $263.8K | Cash | IMPROVING WATER QUALITY AT CHESAPEAKE BAY MD |
FRIENDS OF THE FOREST PRESERVES36-4519273 | CHICAGO, IL | $260.6K | Cash | RESTORING WETLAND ON LAKE MICHIGAN IL |
AIS INC | NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA | $255.9K | Cash | AI CHUTE MONITORS NEW ENGLAND GROUNDFISH DISCARDS |
RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT | PROVIDENCE, RI | $251.8K | Cash | WETLAND MIGRATION PATHWAY PROTECTION PLANNING |
FAIRMOUNT PARK CONSERVANCY23-2703821 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | $250K | Cash | RESTORING CREEK & WETLANDS FOR COASTAL RESILIENCE |
SAVE THE REDWOODS LEAGUE94-0843915 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $250K | Cash | CA REDWOOD FOREST EASEMENT PROTECTS SALMON HABITAT |
WYOMING STOCK GROWERS LAND TRUST83-6047954 | CHEYENNE, WY | $250K | Cash | WY RANCH EASEMENT SAVES MEADOWS FOR BIRDS & DEER |
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT ASHEVILLE56-6002370 | ASHEVILLE, NC | $247K | Cash | COASTAL RESILIENCE ASSESSMENTS FOR AMERICAN COASTS |
REBUILD METRO INC23-2671667 | BALTIMORE, MD | $246.9K | Cash | CREATE NATURAL SPACES IN METRO BALTIMORE |
IOWA NATURAL HERITAGE FOUNDATION42-1127544 | DES MOINES, IA | $245.1K | Cash | IOWA PRAIRIE RESTORATION FOR MONARCH BUTTERFLIES |
INSTITUTE FOR SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH66-0795286 | LAJAS, PR | $243.1K | Cash | CORAL NURSERY FOR RESTORATION IN PR |
TOWN OF CAMDEN MAINE | CAMDEN, MA | $242.2K | Cash | MEGUNTICOOK RIVER WATERSHED FISH PASSAGE |
SANTA MONICA BAY FOUNDATION33-0420271 | PLAYA DEL REY, CA | $241.7K | Cash | RESTORE RED ABALONE ON SANTA BARBARA REEFS |
COMMONS INC81-2531881 | WASHINGTON, DC | $241.5K | Cash | FIELDDOC IMPLEMENTATION FOR NORTHEAST |
DESERT STAR SYSTEMS LLC91-2016355 | PACIFIC GROVE, CA | $241.3K | Cash | ROPELESS GEAR DECK BOX PROTECTS RIGHT WHALES |
NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY59-1083502 | FORT LAUDERDALE, FL | $239.5K | Cash | SAVING FLORIDA REEF CORALS FROM DISEASE OUTBREAKS |
UNION COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT23-2682520 | LEWISBURG, PA | $239.5K | Cash | IMPROVE WATER QUALITY AT SUSQUEHANNA WATERSHED PA |
LANCASTER FARMLAND TRUST20-4233446 | STRASBURG, PA | $238.6K | Cash | STREAM RESTORATION AT PEQUEA CREEK WATERSHED PA |
HEADWATERS SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT54-0990544 | VERONA, VA | $238K | Cash | PROTECT BROOK TROUT IN CHESAPEAKE BAY VA |
IOWA SOYBEAN ASSOCIATION42-6127197 | ANKENY, IA | $236.6K | Cash | OUTREACH AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN IOWA |
TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE74-6014065 | COLLEGE STATION, TX | $236.5K | Cash | LONGLEAF PINE RESTORATION AND MANAGEMENT, TX |
THE TRUST FOR TOMORROW26-4815517 | CRESTON, NC | $235.7K | Cash | MS WETLAND RESTORATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE |
CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT36-6005822 | CHICAGO, IL | $235.6K | Cash | MARSH HABITAT TO SUPPORT MIGRATORY WATERFOWL |
| FLORENCE, SC | $235K | Cash | COASTAL RESILIENCE PLAN IN LOWER PEE DEE RIVER | |
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE56-0686338 | ATLANTA, GA | $232.3K | Cash | MEASURING FISHERMAN WELLBEING IN ALASKA |
| MENDHAM, NJ | $231.8K | Cash | STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE IN PARVIN TARKILN | |
PRACTICAL FARMERS OF IOWA42-1255174 | AMES, IA | $231.6K | Cash | COORDINATING COVER CROP ADOPTION IN IOWA |
AMERICAN FORESTS53-0196544 | WASHINGTON, DC | $229.4K | Cash | IMPROVE FORESTS HEALTH IN METRO DC |
YORK COUNTY RAIL TRAIL AUTHORITY23-2625950 | SEVEN VALLEYS, PA | $228.5K | Cash | FLOODPLAIN & WETLAND RESTORATION ON OIL CREEK PA |
NEW ENGLAND MARINE MONITORING INC84-2136886 | PORTLAND, ME | $228.3K | Cash | IMPROVE LOBSTER FISHERY PRACTICES IN CENTRAL MAINE |
NATIVE AMERICAN FISH AND WILDLIFE SOCIETY86-0534380 | NORTHGLENN, CO | $227.8K | Cash | AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL CHALLENGE FIELD LIAISON |
CONSERVATION FOUNDATION OF LANCASTER COUNTY65-1308216 | LANCASTER, PA | $227.6K | Cash | STREAM RESTORATION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY |
THE MORTON ARBORETUM36-1505770 | LISLE, IL | $227.3K | Cash | EXPAND TREE CANOPY IN CHICAGO-CALUMET WATERSHEDS |
SAVE THE DUNES CONSERVATION FUND INC35-1915468 | MICHIGAN CITY, IN | $226.6K | Cash | ENHANCING CORRIDOR HEALTH OF LITTLE CALUMET RIVER |
NORTH DAKOTA NATURAL RESOURCES TRUST36-3512179 | BISMARCK, ND | $226.3K | Cash | ANALYZING DAKOTA SKIPPER HABITAT FOR CONSERVATION |
IRONWOOD CONSULTING INC26-1967203 | SAN BERNARDINO, CA | $225.9K | Cash | IVANPAH VALLEY DESERT TORTOISE CONNECTIVITY STUDY |
CITY OF GREENFIELD39-6005924 | GREENFIELD, WI | $225K | Cash | RESTORING BIODIVERSITY AND RIPARIAN HABITAT IN WI |
RIO GRANDE RETURN20-8434340 | SANTA FE, NM | $224.7K | Cash | STREAM RESTORATION FOR RIO GRANDE CUTTHROAT TROUT |
EASTERN SIERRA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS (ESCOG)87-1552126 | BRIDGEPORT, CA | $223K | Cash | BUTTERMILK FOREST RECREATION PLANNING |
CONSERVATION RESOURCE ALLIANCE38-2181915 | TRAVERSE CITY, MI | $222.4K | Cash | IMPROVE CROSSINGS FOR BROOK TROUT IN MICHIGAN |
| INDIANA, PA | $221.4K | Cash | RESTORING APPALACHIAN FORESTS FOR BIRD HABITAT | |
RUFFED GROUSE SOCIETY54-0846925 | PITTSBURGH, PA | $220.4K | Cash | RESTORE APPALACHIAN FORESTS FOR WARBLERS IN VA |
TOOKANYTACONY-FRANKFORD WATERSHED PARTNERSHIP75-3203091 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | $220.3K | Cash | STREAM AND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT IN KEY WATERSHEDS |
PROTECTORES DE CUENCAS INC66-0778121 | YAUCO, PR | $219.8K | Cash | RESTORE CORAL REEFS IN CULEBRA BAY PR |
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE93-0655103 | SALEM, OR | $219K | Cash | ASSESSMENT TO PROTECT SPRING CHINOOK PATHOGEN, OR |
HAWAII LOCAL2030 HUB86-2864767 | HONOLULU, HI | $218.6K | Cash | NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS FOR ALA WAI WATERSHED |
| MISSOULA, MT | $217.2K | Cash | MONITORING NOXIOUS WEEDS IN NATIONAL FORESTS | |
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH INSTITUTE | PORTLAND, ME | $215.9K | Cash | ELECTRONIC MONITORING FOR NEW ENGLAND GROUNDFISH |
EARTH ISLAND INSTITUTE INC94-2889684 | BERKELEY, CA | $215.9K | Cash | LOS PADRES ROAD EROSION CONTROL FOR STEELHEAD |
GREAT BASIN LAND & WATER86-0851827 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $212.8K | Cash | PYRAMID AND SUMMIT LAKE ACQUISITIONS |
| HAYS, KS | $211.5K | Cash | COORDINATING COVER CROP ADOPTION IN KANSAS | |
SIERRA INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENT91-1818166 | TAYLORSVILLE, CA | $211.5K | Cash | WATERSHED IMPROVEMENTS IN LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST |
WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT83-0208667 | CHEYENNE, WY | $211.2K | Cash | RESTORING BIG GAME MIGRATORY CORRIDOR HABITAT, WY |
NATIVE VILLAGE OF NAPAKIAK92-0080966 | NAPAKIAK, AK | $211.1K | Cash | RESTORATION OF COASTAL WETLANDS IN NAPAKIAK |
LGL ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATES74-1792766 | BRYAN, TX | $210.5K | Cash | FISHERIES LIAISON & ENGAGEMENT SUPPORT ACROSS GULF |
ASSOCIATION TO PRESERVE CAPE COD | DENNIS, MA | $210.1K | Cash | PRELIMINARY DESIGNS FOR RESTORATION AT WEIR CREEK |
| FARMINGDALE, NY | $210.1K | Cash | MENTORING YOUTH TO PROTECT LONG ISLAND SOUND | |
NORTH DAKOTA GRAZING LANDS COALITION45-0455411 | BISMARCK, ND | $209.6K | Cash | ND GRASSLAND CONSERVATION AIDS SAGE GROUSE HABITAT |
TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN11-6001925 | FARMINGVILLE, NY | $209.2K | Cash | RESTORATION DESIGN FOR SALTMARSHES OF MASTIC BEACH |
CITY OF HOUSTON74-6001164 | HOUSTON, TX | $208.9K | Cash | DESIGNING POCKET PRAIRIES IN HOUSTON, TEXAS |
MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL20-1501256 | ORLEANS, CA | $208.8K | Cash | LOWER BEAVER CREEK AQUATIC HABITAT RESTORATION |
FRANKLIN REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS | GREENFIELD, MA | $208.2K | Cash | DESIGNS FOR NITROGEN PREVENTION IN LONG ISLAND |
OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION38-6004876 | WATERFORD, MI | $207.9K | Cash | RESTORE SHIAWASSEE RIVER WETLANDS FOR TURTLES |
OCEANS INITIATIVE90-1015993 | SEATTLE, WA | $207K | Cash | CONNECT AQUATIC PASSAGE FOR CHINOOK SALMON IN WA |
LARIMER COUNTY NATURAL RESOURCES84-6000779 | FORT COLLINS, CO | $205.2K | Cash | INVASIVE GRASS REMOVAL FOR ELK AND MULE DEER, CO |
NORTHWEST CONSERVATION DISTRICT INC | TORRINGTON, CT | $205.1K | Cash | REDUCING NITROGEN IN LONG ISLAND SOUND |
| ALBANY, NY | $205K | Cash | ASSESSING HABITAT FOR BROOK FLOATER MUSSEL IN NY | |
CITY OF IMPERIAL BEACH95-6006475 | IMPERIAL BEACH, CA | $203.9K | Cash | CREATING A RESILIENCE PLAN FOR IMPERIAL BEACH, CA |
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE52-6002033 | ANNAPOLIS, MD | $203.4K | Cash | IMPROVING GRAZING PRACTICES ON EASTERN SHORE MD |
TEAMAG INC23-3102803 | EPHRATA, PA | $203.1K | Cash | FARM RUNOFF CONTROLS PROTECT CHESAPEAKE WATERS |
NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF PARKS RECREATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION14-6013200 | ALBANY, NY | $202.3K | Cash | RESTORING HABITAT IN CAYUGA LAKE TRIBUTARY GORGES |
SHIRLEY HEINZE LAND TRUST INC35-2153969 | VALPARAISO, IN | $201.4K | Cash | RESTORE DEEP RIVER RIPARIAN HABITAT FOR BIRDS IN |
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM92-0162721 | ANCHORAGE, AK | $200.6K | Cash | COASTAL RISK ASSESSMENTS IN ALASKA COMMUNITIES |
ARIZONA GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT86-6004791 | PHOENIX, AZ | $200K | Cash | RESTORE AZ GRASSLANDS FOR MULE DEER WINTER RANGE |
THE LITTLE CONESTOGA CREEK FOUNDATION23-2179646 | LANCASTER, PA | $200K | Cash | RESTORE PA CREEK FLOODPLAIN FOR WATER QUALITY |
PENN TOWNSHIP23-6000465 | MANHEIM, PA | $200K | Cash | RESTORE CHIQUES CREEK TRIBUTARY WITH FISH HABITAT |
TOWN OF MADISON56-6001276 | MADISON, NC | $200K | Cash | BIG BEAVER ISLAND CREEK RESTORATION |
MICHIGAN TROUT UNLIMITED23-7188803 | DEWITT, MI | $200K | Cash | CONNECTING BROOK TROUT PASSAGE AT AU SABLE MI |
LUMMI INDIAN BUSINESS COUNCIL91-1004074 | BELLINGHAM, WA | $198.9K | Cash | RESTORE NOOKSACK RIPARIAN HABITAT FOR CHINOOK |
BUCKS COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT23-2738951 | DOYLESTOWN, PA | $198.1K | Cash | IMPROVING WETLAND WATER QUALITY IN LAKE LUXEMBOURG |
THUNDER BASIN GRASSLANDS PRAIRIE ECOSYSTEM ASSOCIATION83-0332000 | DOUGLAS, WY | $196.4K | Cash | RESTORE WY SAGEBRUSH GRASSLANDS FOR SAGE-GROUSE |
AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY62-0646576 | CLARKSVILLE, TN | $195.9K | Cash | RESTORING CUMBERLAND PLATEAU GRASSLANDS & SAVANNAS |
| RIVERHEAD, NY | $195.1K | Cash | EXPANDING ELECTRONIC REPORTING IN NY FISHING | |
COLUMBIA COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT23-1722935 | BLOOMSBURG, PA | $194.3K | Cash | FARM MANURE STORAGE PROTECTS FISHING CREEK FISH |
SOUTH LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP23-6000228 | PALMYRA, PA | $194K | Cash | RESTORE KILLINGER CREEK WITH FOREST BUFFERS PA |
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE53-0196629 | CABOT, VT | $193.3K | Cash | ENHANCING FORESTS FOR BIRDS IN THE UPPER DELAWARE |
CITY OF ALAMEDA94-6000288 | ALAMEDA, CA | $191.1K | Cash | PLANNING FOR THE SAN LEANDRO OPERATION LANDSCAPE |
GREAT BASIN INSTITUTE88-0431016 | RENO, NV | $189.4K | Cash | MONITORING MOJAVE DESERT TORTOISES |
BALTIMORE GREEN SPACE26-0530374 | BALTIMORE, MD | $189K | Cash | RESTORING BALTIMORE FORESTS FOR FLOOD CONTROL |
PINELANDS PRESERVATION ALLIANCE52-1641512 | SOUTHAMPTON, NJ | $188.7K | Cash | LANDSCAPE MAKEOVER PROGRAM FOR THE DELAWARE RIVER |
BERKS COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT23-1641613 | LEESPORT, PA | $188.2K | Cash | PA FARMS REDUCE NITROGEN IN CHESAPEAKE HEADWATERS |
APPALACHIAN TRAIL CONSERVANCY52-6046689 | HARPERS FERRY, WV | $187.9K | Cash | INVASIVE SPECIES MANAGEMENT ON APPALACHIAN TRAIL |
SULLIVAN COUNTY14-6002812 | MONTICELLO, NY | $187.5K | Cash | IMPROVING THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND RIVER ACCESS POINT |
MONTANA TROUT UNLIMITED23-7355289 | MISSOULA, MT | $186.3K | Cash | ARCTIC GRAYLING HABITAT RESTORED IN MT RANGELANDS |
RESCUE MI NATURE NOW INC83-3748034 | DETROIT, MI | $186.3K | Cash | EXPAND FORESTRY IN NORTH CENTRAL DETROIT |
FOND DU LAC BAND OF LAKE SUPERIOR CHIPPEWA41-0965719 | CLOQUET, MN | $185.6K | Cash | INDIGENOUS YOUNG ADULT CONSERVATION CREW |
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE | DURHAM, NH | $185.6K | Cash | RESTORE GREAT MARSH DUNES & SALT MARSHES FOR FISH |
TOWN OF TRUMBULL CONNECTICUT | TRUMBULL, CT | $184.6K | Cash | NATURE-BASED INFRASTRUCTURE IN CONNECTICUT |
LOWER COLUMBIA ESTUARY PARTNERSHIP93-1249298 | PORTLAND, OR | $183.2K | Cash | RESTORE FLOODPLAIN FOR SALMONIDS AND LAMPREY, WA |
TENNESSEE FORESTRY ASSOCIATION62-0702146 | NASHVILLE, TN | $181.4K | Cash | ELK AND DUCK RIVERS FOREST AND BUFFER INITIATIVE |
SONOMA LAND TRUST51-0197006 | SANTA ROSA, CA | $180.1K | Cash | SONOMA FORESTS & OAK WOODLANDS FIRE RESILIENCE |
DESCHUTES LAND TRUST93-1186407 | BEND, OR | $180K | Cash | RESTORE NATIVE SALMON HABITAT IN OCHOCO PRESERVE |
FRANK KRAMMES TIMBER HARVESTING INC26-1119080 | SACRAMENTO, PA | $178.4K | Cash | GOOD SPRING CREEK FLOODPLAIN RESTORATION |
CITY OF MIAMI59-6000375 | MIAMI, FL | $176.6K | Cash | MIAMI BAY SHORELINE PLAN PROTECTS COASTAL HABITAT |
| TRENTON, GA | $176.4K | Cash | HOLLY CREEK AND TAR CREEK RESTORATION | |
CITY OF WILMINGTON DELAWARE51-0176414 | WILMINGTON, DE | $175.9K | Cash | DESIGNING WETLAND RESTORATION FOR SOUTH WILMINGTON |
COLORADO OPEN LANDS84-0866211 | LAKEWOOD, CO | $175.7K | Cash | RESTORING THE HYDROLOGY OF THE SOUTH PLATTE RIVER |
ONE WATER ECON87-2756955 | LOVELAND, CO | $174.6K | Cash | SUPPORT FOR THE NATIONAL COASTAL RESILIENCE FUND |
SOUTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST84-3127026 | PIERRE, SD | $174.3K | Cash | ASSIST WITH LANDOWNER EASEMENTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA |
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON57-6000265 | CHARLESTON, SC | $174K | Cash | MONITOR INVASIVE ALGAE IN PAPAHANAUMOKUAKEA REEFS |
DELRESEARCH LLC | SANDWICH, MA | $173.4K | Cash | ACOUSTIC COMMUNICATION GEAR PROTECTS WHALES IN NE |
| CENTREVILLE, MD | $173.1K | Cash | IMPROVING NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT IN MID-ATLANTIC | |
LOS PADRES FOREST ASSOCIATION77-0011516 | GOLETA, CA | $172.9K | Cash | LOS PADRES TRAIL REROUTE TO PROTECT FOREST HABITAT |
SUNDANCE CONSULTANTS LLC20-3422324 | BLACKFOOT, ID | $172.6K | Cash | TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR PROGRAM APPLICANTS |
CORAL RESTORATION FOUNDATION65-1054647 | TAVERNIER, FL | $169.8K | Cash | EXPANDING FL CORAL NURSERIES FOR RESTORATION |
LEGACY PHILANTHROPY WORKS47-2584632 | SANTA BARBARA, CA | $169.6K | Cash | COASTAL SALT MARSH CONSERVATION |
COASTAL CORRIDOR ALLIANCE26-2803100 | NEWPORT BEACH, CA | $169.1K | Cash | CA COASTAL WETLANDS & BLUFF RESILIENCE PLANNING |
MINNESOTA SOIL HEALTH COALITION83-3309795 | LUVERNE, MN | $168.1K | Cash | IMPROVE SOIL HEALTH IN MINNESOTA RIVER VALLEY |
INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF NEW YORK11-6002136 | SEA CLIFF, NY | $168K | Cash | WATER QUALITY MONITORING FOR LONG ISLAND SOUND |
GALAPAGOS CONSERVANCY13-3281486 | WASHINGTON, DC | $167.5K | Cash | RESTORING GALAPAGOS ISLAND HABITAT FOR ALBATROSS |
BACKCOUNTRY HUNTERS & ANGLERS20-1037177 | MISSOULA, MT | $167.1K | Cash | RESTORE MULE DEER WINTER RANGE POST-FIRE IN CA |
SAVE THE SOUND INC | NEW HAVEN, CT | $167K | Cash | A WATERSHED PLAN FOR THE HUTCHINSON RIVER |
BAT CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL INC74-2553144 | AUSTIN, TX | $166.9K | Cash | CREATING NATIVE PRAIRIE RIGHT-OF-WAYS FOR BATS |
HOUSATONIC VALLEY ASSOCIATION INC | CORNWALL BRIDGE, CT | $163.7K | Cash | BROOK TROUT STREAMS AND CULVERTS IN NEW ENGLAND |
BERKS NATURE23-1966295 | READING, PA | $163.4K | Cash | SCHUYLKILL AGRICULTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES |
HARDSHELL LABS47-3382679 | CARLSBAD, CA | $162.8K | Cash | RAVEN MANAGEMENT FOR DESERT TORTOISE PROTECTION |
BUFFALO NIAGARA WATERKEEPER22-2993054 | BUFFALO, NY | $161.9K | Cash | DESIGNING A BUFFALO CREEK FLOODPLAIN RECONNECTION |
KJ PETERSON CONSULTING45-4256318 | AGUANGA, CA | $161.9K | Cash | MANAGING SOCAL FOREST FIRE RECOVERY PARTNERSHIPS |
SUMMIT LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE94-2638038 | SPARKS, NV | $161.8K | Cash | SUMMIT LAKE WATER RIGHTS ACQUISITION |
VOLLMAR NATURAL LANDS CONSULTING INC46-4183732 | BERKELEY, CA | $160.7K | Cash | COYOTE CREEK WETLANDS RESTORATION PROJECT |
CHANNEL ISLANDS RESTORATION61-1463876 | SANTA BARBARA, CA | $160.7K | Cash | REMOVAL OF TAMARISK FROM LOS PADRES RIVER HABITATS |
MONTANA CONSERVATION CORPS INC81-0467431 | BOZEMAN, MT | $160.5K | Cash | RESTORE MESIC HABITAT IN LOWER MISSOURI WATERSHED |
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT | STORRS, CT | $159.9K | Cash | DELIVER STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE IN CONNECTICUT |
LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP23-6050911 | MIDDLETOWN, PA | $159K | Cash | RESTORE CONEWAGO CREEK FLOODPLAIN & WETLAND PA |
GEORGIA WILDLIFE FEDERATION INC58-0676737 | COVINGTON, GA | $158.1K | Cash | RESTORE LONGLEAF PINE AND GOPHER TORTOISE HABITAT |
NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE ASSOCIATION23-7447365 | WASHINGTON, DC | $157.9K | Cash | RIPARIAN RESTORATION FOR PECOS PUPFISH, NEW MEXICO |
SOUTHERN UTAH WILDERNESS ALLIANCE94-2936961 | SALT LAKE CITY, UT | $157.8K | Cash | WILDERNESS PROTECTION RAPID RESPONSE PROJECT |
MOUNTVILLE BOROUGH23-6005669 | MOUNTVILLE, PA | $154.7K | Cash | IMPROVE WETLANDS IN LANCASTER COUNTY PA |
CACAPON AND LOST RIVERS LAND TRUST INC55-0700086 | CAPON BRIDGE, WV | $154.6K | Cash | PROTECT FRESHWATER MUSSEL HABITAT IN WV |
BOROUGH OF EPHRATA23-6002972 | EPHRATA, PA | $153.7K | Cash | IMPROVE WETLAND TO RESTORE GROSS RUN STREAM PA |
WASHINGTON MARITIME BLUE83-1638344 | SEATTLE, WA | $153K | Cash | PROVIDING MARINERS WITH KILLER WHALE LOCATIONS |
GULF WORLD MARINE INSTITUTE27-3137372 | PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL | $152.8K | Cash | INCREASED CAPACITY TO TREAT MARINE MAMMALS |
JOHN BARTRAM ASSOCIATION23-7393771 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | $152.1K | Cash | YOUTH STEWARDSHIP ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER |
NORTH CENTRAL CONSERVATION DISTRICT | VERNON, CT | $151.7K | Cash | STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE PLANS FOR CONNECTICUT |
OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES31-1334820 | COLUMBUS, OH | $151K | Cash | ENHANCING LAKE ERIE FORESTS THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS |
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY INC | MIDDLETOWN, CT | $150K | Cash | LONG ISLAND SOUND COMMUNITY STEWARDSHIP FUND |
NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE88-6000022 | RENO, NV | $150K | Cash | IMPROVING HABITAT FOR MULE DEER AND PRONGHORN |
CITY ISLAND OYSTER REEF84-3304186 | BRONX, NY | $149.9K | Cash | DESIGNS FOR OYSTER REEF RESTORATION ON CITY ISLAND |
CORN MARKETING PROGRAM OF MICHIGAN38-3120523 | LANSING, MI | $149.5K | Cash | USING COVER CROPS TO IMPROVE SOIL HEALTH ON FARMS |
SUMMIT CONSERVATION STRATEGIES LLC81-2731380 | BEND, OR | $147.6K | Cash | MIDDLE RIO GRANDE NATIVE WATER LEASING PROGRAM |
LAKE COUNTY SWCD41-1346500 | TWO HARBORS, MN | $147.3K | Cash | RESTORE PASSAGE FOR BROOK TROUT IN HOCKAMIN CREEK |
LANCASTER COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT23-1666539 | LANCASTER, PA | $147.1K | Cash | IMPLEMENT WHOLE FARM CONSERVATION IN CHIQUES CREEK |
THE HATCHER GROUP20-0602831 | BETHESDA, MD | $146.8K | Cash | NFWF MEDIA OUTREACH SUPPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS |
COASTAL ENVIRONMENTSINC72-0722170 | BATON ROUGE, LA | $146.4K | Cash | VESSEL AND DEBRIS CLEARING IN LA RIVER |
CITY OF DETROIT38-6004606 | DETROIT, MI | $144.9K | Cash | IMPROVE AQUATIC HABITAT IN PALMER PARK MI |
IDAHO FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION82-0439782 | BOISE, ID | $144.8K | Cash | IMPROVING BIG GAME MIGRATION ACROSS US-95, ID |
OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE - BARNEGAT BAY PARTNERSHIP22-1757756 | TOMS RIVER, NJ | $144.7K | Cash | NJ TIDAL MARSH RESTORATION PROTECTS COASTAL HOMES |
MANATEE COUNTY59-6000727 | BRADENTON, FL | $144.5K | Cash | FL COAST WETLAND RESTORATION FOR FISH HABITAT |
PASA SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE25-1685497 | HARRISBURG, PA | $144.5K | Cash | IMPROVING WATER QUALITY ON DAIRY FARMS PA |
GREATER FARALLONES ASSOCIATION94-3227237 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $143.9K | Cash | RESTORING KELP FOREST TO ENHANCE RESILIENCE, CA |
HANALEI WATERSHED HUI16-1628674 | HANALEI, HI | $143.9K | Cash | SITE FLOOD ASSESSMENT AND FLOOD MITIGATION DESIGN |
CITY OF FOLEY63-6001263 | FOLEY, AL | $143.7K | Cash | WATERSHED RESTORATION |
MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES41-6007162 | ST PAUL, MN | $143.3K | Cash | MOOSE HABITAT RESTORATION IN MINNESOTA |
CARBON YIELD88-1938016 | CHICAGO, IL | $141.7K | Cash | EVALUATING IMPACTS OF REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE |
THE LAND CONSERVANCY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY77-0039294 | SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA | $139.4K | Cash | WETLAND RESTORATION IN GUADALUPE-NIPOMO DUNES NWR |
ALABAMA WILDLIFE FEDERATION63-0496911 | MILLBROOK, AL | $138.9K | Cash | ENHANCING LONGLEAF PINE IN ALABAMA FOR BOBWHITE |
ALABAMA DEPT OF MARINE RESOURCES63-6000619 | MONTGOMERY, AL | $138.8K | Cash | INSTALL ARTIFICIAL REEFS |
SOUTHEAST ALASKA WATERSHED COALITION37-1651525 | JUNEAU, AK | $138.6K | Cash | RESTORING SALMON HABITAT IN ALASKAN CREEK |
AMERICAN FOREST FOUNDATION52-1235124 | WASHINGTON, DC | $138.5K | Cash | RESTORING LONGLEAF FORESTS FOR GOPHER TORTOISE |
SPRINGFIELD WATER AND SEWER COMMISSION | SPRINGFIELD, MA | $138K | Cash | REDUCING NITROGEN INTO LONG ISLAND SOUND |
LANAI CULTURE & HERITAGE CENTER76-0847875 | LANAI CITY, HI | $136.6K | Cash | REMOVAL OF DEER & SHEEP FROM LANA'I BY HUNTERS |
CITY OF WILMINGTON NORTH CAROLINA56-6000239 | WILMINGTON, NC | $136.3K | Cash | NC STREAM RESTORATION IMPROVES COASTAL RESILIENCE |
ECOCENTRIC LLC46-0897683 | HENDERSON, NV | $136.2K | Cash | ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ANALYSIS OF TORTOISE DATA |
TRANSITION HABITAT CONSERVANCY74-3146328 | PINON HILLS, CA | $135.3K | Cash | LONG-TERM DESERT WILDLIFE MITIGATION LAND MGMT |
| LEONARD, OK | $135.3K | Cash | TRIBAL GRASSLAND RESTORATION FOR MONARCHS IN OK | |
BIG BEND SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT74-1949449 | ALPINE, TX | $135K | Cash | RESTORE TEXAS GRASSLANDS FOR PRONGHORN AND BIRDS |
CHESAPEAKE STORMWATER NETWORK INC26-4054856 | BALTIMORE, MD | $134.7K | Cash | CHESAPEAKE BAY STORMWATER TRAINING AND ENGAGEMENT |
CONSERVATION LEGACY84-1450808 | DURANGO, CO | $134.5K | Cash | REMOVING TAMARISK TO RESTORE RIPARIAN HABITAT, CO |
BLUEFIN DATA LLC20-5754594 | NEW ORLEANS, LA | $133.6K | Cash | ATLANTIC HMS FISHERIES ELECTRONIC REPORTING TOOL |
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - GREEN BAY39-1805963 | GREEN BAY, WI | $133.4K | Cash | RESTORE OAK SAVANNA & WETLANDS IN NORTHEAST WI |
EAST HEMPFIELD TOWNSHIP23-6000356 | LANDISVILLE, PA | $132.3K | Cash | RESTORE WETLANDS FOR BLACK DUCK HABITAT IN PA |
OZAUKEE COUNTY WISCONSIN39-6005726 | PORT WASHINGTON, WI | $131.1K | Cash | ENHANCING HABITAT RESTORATION IN OZAUKEE COUNTY |
HOWARD ECOWORKS INC81-2054803 | COLUMBIA, MD | $130.5K | Cash | IMPROVE COASTAL RESILIENCE IN METRO BALTIMORE |
MAINE CENTER FOR COASTAL FISHERIES27-0069386 | STONINGTON, ME | $130.1K | Cash | MAINE LOBSTER GEAR INNOVATION FOR COASTAL TOWNS |
BLACK SWAMP CONSERVANCY34-1746749 | PERRYSBURG, OH | $130K | Cash | RESTORING OAK-HICKORY FOREST FOR BATS IN OHIO |
TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE62-6001445 | NASHVILLE, TN | $128.3K | Cash | EXPANDING PRESCRIBED FIRES ON CUMBERLAND PLATEAU |
BALLONA WETLANDS CONSERVANCY91-2100439 | IRVINE, CA | $128.2K | Cash | BALLONA FRESHWATER MARSH HABITAT REHABILITATION |
CITY OF GREEN BAY39-6005458 | GREEN BAY, WI | $128.1K | Cash | PLANNING COASTAL RESILIENCY ALONG THE FOX RIVER |
HEART OF THE ROCKIES INITIATIVE46-3635624 | MISSOULA, MT | $126.9K | Cash | SAGEBRUSH RANGELAND CONSERVATION IN IDAHO |
NYNJ BAYKEEPER22-3617000 | HAZLET, NJ | $126.1K | Cash | DESIGNING OYSTER CASTLES FOR NJ SHORE |
SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY INITIATIVE INC80-0030060 | WASHINGTON, DC | $124.6K | Cash | IMPROVE FOREST HABITAT FOR WARBLERS IN WV |
MALAMA HALEAKALA FOUNDATION92-1748165 | WAILUKU, HI | $124.2K | Cash | HI CORAL REEF PROTECTION VIA EROSION CONTROL |
FRIENDS OF GRAND RAPIDS PARKS26-1406547 | GRAND RAPIDS, MI | $123.3K | Cash | INCREASING URBAN TREE CANOPY IN GRAND RAPIDS (MI) |
LOGAN SIMPSON DESIGN INC86-0900108 | TEMPE, AZ | $122.9K | Cash | RESTORING CO LANDS WITH WILDERNESS CHARACTERISTICS |
PACIFIC CONSERVATION DISTRICT91-1537018 | SOUTH BEND, WA | $122.8K | Cash | WILLAPA RIVER RESTORATION FOR SALMON HABITAT |
HEADWATERS LLC45-5440520 | HARPERS FERRY, WV | $122.7K | Cash | NERO PROGRAMS FIELD LIAISON |
GUNPOWDER VALLEY CONSERVANCY INC52-1657508 | TOWSON, MD | $122.6K | Cash | PLANT NATIVE TREES AT GUNPOWDER WATERSHED MD |
EAST COAST OBSERVERS55-0896697 | NORFOLK, VA | $122.5K | Cash | SEA TURTLE RESCUE ON LOUISIANA BARRIER ISLANDS |
CITY OF SAN DIEGO95-6000776 | SAN DIEGO, CA | $122K | Cash | COASTAL RESILIENCE MASTER PLAN FOR SAN DIEGO |
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI59-0624458 | ATLANTA, GA | $121.6K | Cash | CORAL REEF RESTORATION IN SOUTH FLORIDA |
HUNTINGDON COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT25-1250267 | HUNTINGDON, PA | $121.1K | Cash | PA FARM RUNOFF CONTROLS PROTECT CREEK WATERSHEDS |
ALASKA LONGLINE FISHERMEN'S ASSOCIATION | SITKA, AK | $120.9K | Cash | ALASKA'S FIXED GEAR ELECTRONIC MONITORING PROGRAM |
KIVA BIOLOGICAL CONSULTING77-0245172 | INYOKERN, CA | $120.7K | Cash | MOJAVE DESERT TORTOISE DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEYS |
NATIONAL WILD TURKEY FEDERATION INC57-0564993 | EDGEFIELD, SC | $119.2K | Cash | RESTORING LONGLEAF FORESTS FOR PINE SNAKE HABITAT |
WESTERN GREAT LAKES BIRD AND BAT OBSERVATORY82-2924873 | PORT WASHINGTON, WI | $119K | Cash | IMPROVING LAKE MICHIGAN BIRD HABITAT (WI) |
MEQUON NATURE PRESERVE INC45-1562527 | MEQUON, WI | $118.5K | Cash | WETLAND RESTORATION AT MEQUON NATURE PRESERVE |
PENNSYLVANIA ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INC23-7286159 | PITTSBURGH, PA | $118.2K | Cash | CIRCUIT TRAILS COMMUNITY GRANT PROGRAM |
STATE OF VERMONT NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION COUNCIL (NRCC)27-3268026 | WAITSFIELD, VT | $118K | Cash | RESTORE VT STREAMSIDE FORESTS FOR BROOK TROUT |
EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DISTRICT94-6000591 | OAKLAND, CA | $117.2K | Cash | ENCINAL BEACH PARK CONSERVATION AND PUBLIC ACCESS |
NATIONAL GRAZING LANDS COALITION75-2943956 | CASTLE PINES, CO | $117.2K | Cash | TECHNOLOGIES TO IMPROVE FL GRAZING LAND MANAGEMENT |
HAMER ENVIRONMENTAL91-1932575 | MOUNT VERNON, WA | $116.4K | Cash | SUPPORT FOR KLAMATH BASIN CONSERVATION GRANTMAKING |
MUSKEGON RIVER WATERSHED ASSEMBLY38-3523819 | BIG RAPIDS, MI | $116.3K | Cash | RECONNECTING BROOK TROUT HABITAT IN MUSKEGON MI |
SOUTH JERSEY LAND & WATER TRUST22-3298885 | SWEDESBORO, NJ | $116K | Cash | STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE IN ALLOWAY AND MUDDY RUN |
INSTITUTE FOR WILDLIFE STUDIES94-2612613 | ARCATA, CA | $115.7K | Cash | CONDOR PROTECTION OUTREACH |
WASHTENAW COUNTY38-6004894 | ANN ARBOR, MI | $115.6K | Cash | INCREASING POLLINATOR HABITAT IN YPSILANTI MI |
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY57-6000254 | CLEMSON, SC | $115.4K | Cash | NORTHERN BOBWHITE MANAGEMENT IN LONGLEAF PINE |
LIFESCAPE INTERNATIONAL INC47-0896452 | FORT COLLINS, CO | $114.7K | Cash | FIRE SCAR MAMMAL STUDY IN LOS PADRES FORESTS |
THE ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN INC58-1313284 | ATLANTA, GA | $114.4K | Cash | RESTORATION OF DUNE HABITATS |
| LINCOLN, NE | $113.5K | Cash | SANDHILLS CEDAR REMOVAL RESTORES GREAT PLAINS | |
THE TRUSTEES OF RESERVATIONS | BOSTON, MA | $113.5K | Cash | SALT MARSH HABITAT RESTORATION |
MAUI NUI MARINE RESOURCE COUNCIL47-2509441 | KAHULUI, HI | $113.4K | Cash | REDUCE LAND POLLUTION TO PROTECT KIHEI REEFS |
WOONASQUATUCKET RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL | PROVIDENCE, RI | $113K | Cash | ENGAGING COMMUNITIES TO BUILD COASTAL RESILIENCE |
THE CITY OF SOUTH PADRE ISLAND74-1756442 | SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, TX | $112.5K | Cash | LAGUNA MADRE LIVING SHORELINE FEASIBILITY STUDY |
CAPITAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AREA COUNCIL INC | CARLISLE, PA | $112.3K | Cash | CREATE CLEAN WATER PLANS FOR SOUTHEAST PA |
WASHINGTON COLLEGE52-0591691 | CHESTERTOWN, MD | $111.8K | Cash | ESTABLISH GRASS BUFFERS & RESTORE WETLANDS MD |
COONAMESSETT FARM FOUNDATION INC26-2645719 | EAST FALMOUTH, MA | $111.8K | Cash | TESTING ELECTRONIC MONITORING FOR SCALLOP BOATS |
PULAMA LANAI99-0352771 | HONOLULU, HI | $110.4K | Cash | PROTECTING SEABIRDS THROUGH PREDATOR-PROOF FENCING |
| POTTSTOWN, PA | $110K | Cash | ENHANCE AGRICULTURE IN THE FRENCH CREEK WATERSHED | |
PUEBLO OF SANDIA85-0223706 | BERNALILLO, NM | $109.5K | Cash | RESTORE HABITAT FOR BIG GAME ON BOBCAT RANCH, NM |
VENTURA AUDUBON SOCIETY95-3538623 | VENTURA, CA | $109.1K | Cash | CA RIPARIAN SURVEYS FOR ENDANGERED BELL'S VIREO |
ASPETUCK LAND TRUST | FAIRFIELD, CT | $108.9K | Cash | WATER QUALITY BUFFERS FOR BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT |
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY56-6000756 | RALEIGH, NC | $108.2K | Cash | EXPANDING PRESCRIBED FIRES FOR SOUTHEAST FORESTS |
| PRINCETON, NJ | $107.2K | Cash | TRACKING RED KNOTS ALONG THE ATLANTIC FLYWAY | |
| CAMDEN, NJ | $107.2K | Cash | COASTAL RESILIENCE PLANNING IN CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY | |
DELAWARE WILD LANDS51-0101678 | ODESSA, DE | $106.6K | Cash | UPLAND HABITAT RESTORATION AND LAND PROTECTION II |
ECOLIBRIUM INC38-4097020 | BOULDER, CO | $106.5K | Cash | PACIFIC LOGGERHEAD AND LEATHERBACK TURTLE RECOVERY |
DOLPHINS PLUS47-3091059 | KEY LARGO, FL | $106.5K | Cash | MARINE MAMMAL STRANDING RESCUE IN FL KEYS |
MOLOKAI LAND TRUST20-4915071 | KAUNAKAKAI, HI | $105.7K | Cash | MOLOKAI WETLAND RESTORATION FOR WATERBIRD HABITAT |
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF | MONTPELIER, VT | $105.6K | Cash | WETLAND MAPPING FOR LONG ISLAND SOUND |
FRIENDS OF RYE NATURE CENTER13-6176032 | RYE, NY | $105.4K | Cash | RIPARIAN RESTORATION IN LONG ISLAND SOUND |
NEW ENGLAND FORESTRY FOUNDATION INC | LITTLETON, MA | $105.2K | Cash | RESTORE MAINE FOREST HABITAT FOR THRUSH AND TROUT |
CITY OF NORFOLK54-6001455 | NORFOLK, VA | $105.1K | Cash | RESTORE NORFOLK WETLANDS FOR WILDLIFE VA |
SHORERIVERS INC26-3187608 | EASTON, MD | $104.7K | Cash | RESTORE CHOPTANK WATERSHED MD |
THE BEE & BUTTERFLY HABITAT FUND81-4839034 | JAMESTOWN, ND | $104.5K | Cash | MONARCH HABITAT ON FARMS & SOLAR SITES - 12 STATES |
OYSTER RECOVERY PARTNERSHIP INC23-7204806 | ANNAPOLIS, MD | $104.2K | Cash | RESTORING OYSTERS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY MD |
OTTAWA CONSERVATION DISTRICT38-6024697 | GRAND HAVEN, MI | $103.7K | Cash | INVASIVE SPECIES MANAGEMENT IN MICHIGAN |
GRASSWORKS INC39-1614527 | HILLSBORO, WI | $103K | Cash | REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE ON WORKING LANDS IN WI |
INSTITUTE FOR CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP52-1708211 | GREENBELT, MD | $102.8K | Cash | CHESAPEAKE BAY STEWARDSHIP FUND FIELD LIAISON |
SUSTAINABLE NORTHWEST93-1152222 | PORTLAND, OR | $102.5K | Cash | WESTERN FOREST RESTORATION AND RANCHING INITIATIVE |
CAL POLY POMONA FOUNDATION INC95-2417645 | POMONA, CA | $102.3K | Cash | ANGELES FOREST POST-FIRE CHAPARRAL RESTORATION |
CHILKAT INDIAN VILLAGE (KLUKWAN)92-0041889 | HAINES, AK | $102.2K | Cash | RESTORING CHILKAT RIVER BANK FOR CHINOOK SALMON |
AGRICENTER INTERNATIONAL INC62-1143306 | MEMPHIS, TN | $101.8K | Cash | ADVANCING SOIL HEALTH IN TENNESSEE |
CHENEY LAKE WATERSHED INC48-1215724 | SOUTH HUTCHINSON, KS | $101.4K | Cash | REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE TO PROTECT WATER AND SOIL |
DENVER ZOOLOGICAL FOUNDATION84-0502539 | DENVER, CO | $101.2K | Cash | PRAIRIE AND RIPARIAN RESTORATION FOR BISON IN CO |
| VICKSBURG, MS | $101K | Cash | RESTORING HYDROLOGY IN THE BLACKHAWK SCAR LAKES | |
| Total of the 500 largest grants shown | $404.7M | |||
COASTAL PROTECTION AND RESTORATION AUTHORITY OF LOUISIANA
BATON ROUGE, LA
$29M
MOBILE COUNTY COMMISSION
MOBILE, AL
$24.7M
TOWN OF DAUPHIN ISLAND
DAUPHIN ISLAND, AL
$24.6M
DAUPHIN ISLAND, AL
$23.5M
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
JACKSON, MS
$18M
RENO, NV
$15M
MEMPHIS, TN
$12.5M
ALABAMA DEPT CONSERVATION & NATURAL RES
MONTGOMERY, AL
$12M
ARLINGTON, VA
$9.9M
TEXAS GENERAL LAND OFFICE
AUSTIN, TX
$7.4M
ARLINGTON, VA
$5.9M
WALKER RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT
YERINGTON, NV
$4M
PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE
NIXON, NV
$3.9M
APALACHEE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL
TALLAHASSEE, FL
$3.9M
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
FAIRHOPE, AL
$3.7M
DTN
CHICAGO, IL
$3M
ANNAPOLIS, MD
$3M
FLORIDA FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION
TALLAHASSEE, FL
$3M
NEW YORK, NY
$2.9M
CITY OF BUFFALO
BUFFALO, NY
$2.8M
RESTON, VA
$2.5M
ARLINGTON, VA
$2.5M
QUILEUTE TRIBE
LA PUSH, WA
$2.4M
COASTAL BEND BAYS AND ESTUARIES PROGRAM
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX
$2.3M
TOWN OF BRAINTREE
BRAINTREE, MA
$2.3M
THE PLAINS, VA
$2.2M
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES
BILOXI, MS
$2.2M
TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT
AUSTIN, TX
$2.1M
JEFFERSON PARISH DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
GRETNA, LA
$2M
JACKSONVILLE, FL
$2M
ST PAUL, MN
$1.9M
CITY OF MOBILE
MOBILE, AL
$1.9M
NEWPORT, NC
$1.9M
HIGHLANDS, NJ
$1.8M
STATE OF HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES
HONOLULU, HI
$1.7M
US FOREST SERVICE
PORTLAND, OR
$1.7M
VILLAGE OF KOTLIK
KOTLIK, AK
$1.7M
THE LONGLEAF ALLIANCE INC
ANDALUSIA, AL
$1.7M
PAPAHANAUMOKUAKEA MARINE DEBRIS PROJECT INC
KAILUA, HI
$1.7M
ST BERNARD PARISH GOVERNMENT
CHALMETTE, LA
$1.6M
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
PENSACOLA, FL
$1.5M
CITY OF NICEVILLE
NICEVILLE, FL
$1.5M
USS NORTH CAROLINA BATTLESHIP COMMISSION
WILMINGTON, NC
$1.5M
AVONDALE, PA
$1.4M
MIDDLE RIO GRANDE CONSERVANCY DISTRICT
ALBUQUERQUE, NM
$1.4M
THE MONTANA LAND RELIANCE
HELENA, MT
$1.3M
STILLWATER PLAINS MITIGATION BANK INC
PALO CEDRO, CA
$1.3M
FORT BELKNAP INDIAN COMMUNITY
HARLEM, MT
$1.2M
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
JACKSONVILLE, FL
$1.2M
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
BERMUDA DUNES, CA
$1.1M
ISLAND CONSERVATION
SANTA CRUZ, CA
$1.1M
COUNTY OF CARTERET
BEAUFORT, NC
$1.1M
CARROLLTON, GA
$1.1M
CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF COOS LOWER UMPQUA AND SIUSLAW INDIANS
COOS BAY, OR
$1M
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIRD OBSERVATORY DBA BIRD CONSERVANCY OF THE ROCKIES
BRIGHTON, CO
$1M
CLEARFIELD, UT
$1M
WASHINGTON, DC
$1M
BEVERLY HILLS, CA
$980.8K
TIOGA COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
OSWEGO, NY
$947.4K
WASHINGTON, DC
$943K
NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
MOREHEAD CITY, NC
$930.7K
IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
BOISE, ID
$913.3K
RICHMOND, VA
$887.7K
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE, AK
$883.2K
MANOMET, MA
$863.4K
ANNAPOLIS, MD
$828.8K
MISSOULA, MT
$826.1K
THE OCEAN FOUNDATION
WASHINGTON, DC
$821.6K
BRISTOL COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY
WARREN, RI
$809.8K
APALACHICOLA, FL
$805.1K
US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
RESTON, VA
$799.9K
CLEVELAND METROPARKS
CLEVELAND, OH
$782K
ALICE E KARL AND ASSOCIATES INC
DAVIS, CA
$780.8K
TOWN OF BRIDGEWATER
BRIDGEWATER, MA
$780.7K
MENDOCINO COUNTY RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT
UKIAH, CA
$767.2K
NORFOLK, VA
$749.5K
WEST BAY SANITARY DISTRICT
MENLO PARK, CA
$748.7K
ATLANTA, GA
$713K
FREDERICKSBURG, VA
$681.1K
ANNAPOLIS, MD
$663K
WHIDBEY CAMANO LAND TRUST
GREENBANK, WA
$660.9K
FRIENDS OF THE TETON RIVER INC
DRIGGS, ID
$660.2K
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
$656.7K
SARASOTA, FL
$651.8K
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK FOUNDATION
MISSOULA, MT
$650K
SOUTH BALTIMORE GATEWAY PARTNERSHIP
BALTIMORE, MD
$650K
ALEUTIANS EAST BOROUGH
KING COVE, AK
$650K
MILWAUKEE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS DBA MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MILWAUKEE, WI
$649.7K
GAINESVILLE, FL
$649.1K
RICHMOND, VA
$648.7K
DEFENSORES DE LA CUENCA
CHEVERLY, MD
$646.2K
SUNDANCE BIOLOGY INC
PASO ROBLES, CA
$644.8K
MONTGOMERY, AL
$643.7K
THE STUDENT CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION INC
CHARLESTOWN, NH
$631.4K
STANTEC CONSULTING SERVICES INC
CHICAGO, IL
$628.6K
CARLSBAD SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
CARLSBAD, NM
$627.2K
PACIFIC COASTAL RESEARCH & PLANNING
SAIPAN, MP
$623.2K
GAINESVILLE, FL
$621.8K
HONOLULU, HI
$621.2K
EMMAUS, PA
$610K
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
GLOUCESTER POINT, VA
$588.9K
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
$586.3K
WILMINGTON, DE
$585.3K
LONG BEACH, CA
$584.8K
CHICAGO, IL
$575.9K
STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE COMMUNITY
BOWLER, WI
$574.4K
NOKOMIS, FL
$572.9K
ARCATA, CA
$571K
WESTERVELT ECOLOGICAL SERVICES LLC
SACRAMENTO, CA
$564.4K
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ
$562.5K
LANCASTER, PA
$562.2K
WASHINGTON, DC
$560.2K
PITTSBURGH, PA
$550.8K
MILWAUKEE, WI
$545.7K
ANTHROPOCENE ALLIANCE
MICANOPY, FL
$543.1K
WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
SEATTLE, WA
$542.2K
CACHUMA RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SANTA MARIA, CA
$539.7K
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY
BLACKSBURG, VA
$536.9K
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII
HONOLULU, HI
$536.5K
MOJAVE DESERT LAND TRUST
JOSHUA TREE, CA
$530.4K
PUT-IN-BAY TOWNSHIP PARK DISTRICT
PUTINBAY, OH
$524.1K
SAIPAN, MP
$512.5K
POTTER COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
COUDERSPORT, PA
$510.9K
RANCHO SANTA ANA BOTANIC GARDEN
CLAREMONT, CA
$506.3K
LEXINGTON, KY
$503K
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT
WASHINGTON, DC
$499.9K
BERKELEY, CA
$493.7K
NEW YORK, NY
$492.7K
ARENAC CONSERVATION DISTRICT
STANDISH, MI
$488.4K
MALTA, MT
$484.5K
BERNARDSVILLE, NJ
$475.8K
BURNS & MCDONNELL ENGINEERING CO
CENTENNIAL, CO
$466.2K
OIKONOS - ECOSYSTEM KNOWLEDGE
KAILUA, HI
$459.9K
BUFFALO GROVE, IL
$458K
THE PROJECT FOR RESILIENT COMMUNITIES
SANTA BARBARA, CA
$452.8K
WASHINGTON WATER TRUST
SEATTLE, WA
$452.8K
STONEVILLE, MS
$449K
GRAND ISLE INDEPENDENT LEVEE DISTRICT
GRAND ISLE, LA
$446.8K
MARQUETTE, MI
$444.5K
SEA WORLD OF FLORIDA LLC
ORLANDO, FL
$442.6K
THE UNIVERSITY OF GUAM
MANGILAO, GU
$439.3K
BLAIR COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA
$437.1K
WASHINGTON, DC
$436.6K
NEW MARKET, VA
$436.4K
MONTGOMERY COUNTY MARYLAND
WHEATON, MD
$435.6K
$433K
NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
RALEIGH, NC
$426.7K
DETROIT, MI
$424K
MISSOULA, MT
$422.4K
THROWE ENVIRONMENTAL LLC
BRISTOL, RI
$421K
BROKEN BOW, NE
$420.3K
GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION
DRY BRANCH, GA
$417.8K
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN
$417.3K
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - SANTA BARBARA
SANTA BARBARA, CA
$417.2K
BALTIMORE, MD
$413.7K
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, LA
$412.6K
ANNAPOLIS, MD
$410.7K
TEXAS WATER TRADE
AUSTIN, TX
$408.9K
SHASTA VALLEY RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT
YREKA, CA
$407.3K
NEW ORLEANS, LA
$398.2K
GALVESTON BAY FOUNDATION
KEMAH, TX
$397.4K
HARNEY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC
HINES, OR
$395K
BALTIMORE, MD
$394K
LYZA JOHNSTON DBA JOHNSTON APPLIED MARINE SCIENCES
SAIPAN, MP
$391.3K
HUI O HOOHONUA
EWA BEACH, HI
$390.1K
PATAGONIA, AZ
$388.8K
TOWN OF DUCK
DUCK, NC
$384K
HAWAII DIVISION OF FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE
HONOLULU, HI
$383.7K
SWCA ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS
PHOENIX, AZ
$381.4K
HOWARD COUNTY MARYLAND
ELLICOTT CITY, MD
$381.4K
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
TALLAHASSEE, FL
$377.4K
MOUNTAIN STUDIES INSTITUTE
DURANGO, CO
$373.9K
SEDRO WOOLLEY, WA
$373.8K
DESCHUTES RIVER CONSERVANCY
BEND, OR
$373.1K
LONG CREEK, OR
$372.5K
NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY FOUNDATION
SILVER SPRING, MD
$371.7K
BLUE OCEAN GEAR LLC
SAUSALITO, CA
$366.6K
INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS INCORPORATED
CAMBRIDGE, MA
$365.4K
HANCOCK, NY
$349.4K
NOBLE RESEARCH INSTITUTE LLC
ARDMORE, OK
$348.7K
SOUNDWATERS INC
STAMFORD, CT
$347.1K
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
COLLEGE PARK, MD
$345.7K
CITY OF GULF SHORES ALABAMA
GULF SHORES, AL
$344.1K
$342.8K
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
STATE COLLEGE, PA
$341.5K
ASBURY, NJ
$340.3K
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
CHESTERFIELD, SC
$340.2K
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE FISHERIES AND PARKS
JACKSON, MS
$339.8K
LAKE COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
LIBERTYVILLE, IL
$339.5K
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
MISSOULA, MT
$338.8K
CHARLESTON, SC
$338.4K
DELAWARE RIVER BASIN COMMISSION
WEST TRENTON, NJ
$334.9K
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
TEMPE, AZ
$330.9K
FULTON, MD
$330K
CONNECTICUT RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL DBA CONNECTICUT RIVER CONSERVANCY
GREENFIELD, MA
$329.9K
HONOLULU, HI
$327.9K
SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
COLUMBIA, SC
$325.2K
BRISTOL BAY NATIVE CORPORATION
ANCHORAGE, AK
$325.2K
RIVER PARTNERS
CHICO, CA
$320.2K
LOUISVILLE, KY
$320.1K
HOUSTON, TX
$317.1K
PLYMOUTH, MI
$316K
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
CONCORD, NH
$315.8K
PARK CITY, UT
$315.7K
POLLINATOR PARTNERSHIP
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
$314.5K
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
HERNDON, VA
$313.7K
CONSERVATION NORTHWEST
SEATTLE, WA
$312.5K
ANNAPOLIS, MD
$311.5K
PARKS AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION OF TEXAS INC
DALLAS, TX
$307.8K
JEFFERSON CITY, MO
$306.6K
BORDERLANDS RESEARCH INSTITUTE-SUL ROSS STATE UNIVERSITY
ALPINE, TX
$302.1K
WESTERN STATES PROJECT TRAINING FUND
PHOENIX, AZ
$301.5K
ASHBURY, NJ
$298.6K
GULF FISHERIES RESEARCH FOUNDATION
FREEPORT, TX
$296.3K
WINNETT ACES INC
WINNETT, MT
$292.5K
BARRIGADA, GU
$291.4K
CHADDS FORD, PA
$290.4K
COASTAL PRAIRIE CONSERVANCY
HOUSTON, TX
$286.2K
MONARCH JOINT VENTURE
HENDERSON, MN
$285.8K
BUZZARDS BAY COALITION
NEW BEDFORD, MA
$283.6K
BLOOMINGTON, IL
$282.3K
US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE BITTER LAKE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
ALBUQUERQUE, NM
$282K
OSSINING, NY
$281.6K
WILLOUGHBY, OH
$281.6K
MIDDLETOWN, CA
$280K
SANTA CLARA PUEBLO
ESPANOLA, NM
$278.4K
FOUR PEAKS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & DATA SOLUTIONS
WENATCHEE, WA
$277.3K
MORRISVILLE, NC
$276.7K
TRUCKEE RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL
TRUCKEE, CA
$275.8K
CORTLAND COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
CORTLAND, NY
$275K
OFFICE OF KENTUCKY NATURE PRESERVES
FRANKFORT, KY
$274.4K
MERIDIAN INSTITUTE
DILLON, CO
$274.2K
SAN JUAN, PR
$274.1K
PITTSBURGH, PA
$273.9K
ETNA, CA
$271.6K
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
$271.1K
MONTANA AUDUBON SOCIETY
HELENA, MT
$270.3K
IOWA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DES MOINES, IA
$270K
MIDDLE PENINSULA PLANNING DISTRICT COMMISSION
SALUDA, VA
$269.1K
DAVIS, WV
$267.6K
SANTA FE, NM
$267.6K
MISSISSIPPI STATE, MS
$266.5K
EAGLE ELECTROCUTION SOLUTIONS LLC
FORT COLLINS, CO
$266K
COCKEYSVILLE, MD
$265K
CHARLESTON, WV
$264.4K
ANNAPOLIS, MD
$263.8K
CHICAGO, IL
$260.6K
AIS INC
NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA
$255.9K
RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
PROVIDENCE, RI
$251.8K
PHILADELPHIA, PA
$250K
SAVE THE REDWOODS LEAGUE
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
$250K
WYOMING STOCK GROWERS LAND TRUST
CHEYENNE, WY
$250K
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT ASHEVILLE
ASHEVILLE, NC
$247K
BALTIMORE, MD
$246.9K
DES MOINES, IA
$245.1K
$243.1K
TOWN OF CAMDEN MAINE
CAMDEN, MA
$242.2K
PLAYA DEL REY, CA
$241.7K
COMMONS INC
WASHINGTON, DC
$241.5K
DESERT STAR SYSTEMS LLC
PACIFIC GROVE, CA
$241.3K
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
$239.5K
UNION COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
LEWISBURG, PA
$239.5K
STRASBURG, PA
$238.6K
HEADWATERS SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
VERONA, VA
$238K
ANKENY, IA
$236.6K
TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE
COLLEGE STATION, TX
$236.5K
CRESTON, NC
$235.7K
CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT
CHICAGO, IL
$235.6K
FLORENCE, SC
$235K
ATLANTA, GA
$232.3K
$231.8K
AMES, IA
$231.6K
WASHINGTON, DC
$229.4K
YORK COUNTY RAIL TRAIL AUTHORITY
SEVEN VALLEYS, PA
$228.5K
NEW ENGLAND MARINE MONITORING INC
PORTLAND, ME
$228.3K
NATIVE AMERICAN FISH AND WILDLIFE SOCIETY
NORTHGLENN, CO
$227.8K
CONSERVATION FOUNDATION OF LANCASTER COUNTY
LANCASTER, PA
$227.6K
LISLE, IL
$227.3K
MICHIGAN CITY, IN
$226.6K
BISMARCK, ND
$226.3K
IRONWOOD CONSULTING INC
SAN BERNARDINO, CA
$225.9K
CITY OF GREENFIELD
GREENFIELD, WI
$225K
SANTA FE, NM
$224.7K
EASTERN SIERRA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS (ESCOG)
BRIDGEPORT, CA
$223K
TRAVERSE CITY, MI
$222.4K
$221.4K
PITTSBURGH, PA
$220.4K
TOOKANYTACONY-FRANKFORD WATERSHED PARTNERSHIP
PHILADELPHIA, PA
$220.3K
YAUCO, PR
$219.8K
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
SALEM, OR
$219K
HAWAII LOCAL2030 HUB
HONOLULU, HI
$218.6K
$217.2K
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH INSTITUTE
PORTLAND, ME
$215.9K
EARTH ISLAND INSTITUTE INC
BERKELEY, CA
$215.9K
GREAT BASIN LAND & WATER
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
$212.8K
$211.5K
SIERRA INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENT
TAYLORSVILLE, CA
$211.5K
WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT
CHEYENNE, WY
$211.2K
NATIVE VILLAGE OF NAPAKIAK
NAPAKIAK, AK
$211.1K
LGL ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATES
BRYAN, TX
$210.5K
ASSOCIATION TO PRESERVE CAPE COD
DENNIS, MA
$210.1K
FARMINGDALE, NY
$210.1K
BISMARCK, ND
$209.6K
TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN
FARMINGVILLE, NY
$209.2K
CITY OF HOUSTON
HOUSTON, TX
$208.9K
ORLEANS, CA
$208.8K
FRANKLIN REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
GREENFIELD, MA
$208.2K
OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION
WATERFORD, MI
$207.9K
OCEANS INITIATIVE
SEATTLE, WA
$207K
LARIMER COUNTY NATURAL RESOURCES
FORT COLLINS, CO
$205.2K
NORTHWEST CONSERVATION DISTRICT INC
TORRINGTON, CT
$205.1K
$205K
CITY OF IMPERIAL BEACH
IMPERIAL BEACH, CA
$203.9K
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
ANNAPOLIS, MD
$203.4K
TEAMAG INC
EPHRATA, PA
$203.1K
NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF PARKS RECREATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION
ALBANY, NY
$202.3K
VALPARAISO, IN
$201.4K
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM
ANCHORAGE, AK
$200.6K
ARIZONA GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT
PHOENIX, AZ
$200K
LANCASTER, PA
$200K
PENN TOWNSHIP
MANHEIM, PA
$200K
TOWN OF MADISON
MADISON, NC
$200K
DEWITT, MI
$200K
LUMMI INDIAN BUSINESS COUNCIL
BELLINGHAM, WA
$198.9K
BUCKS COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
DOYLESTOWN, PA
$198.1K
THUNDER BASIN GRASSLANDS PRAIRIE ECOSYSTEM ASSOCIATION
DOUGLAS, WY
$196.4K
AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
CLARKSVILLE, TN
$195.9K
RIVERHEAD, NY
$195.1K
COLUMBIA COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
BLOOMSBURG, PA
$194.3K
SOUTH LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP
PALMYRA, PA
$194K
CABOT, VT
$193.3K
CITY OF ALAMEDA
ALAMEDA, CA
$191.1K
GREAT BASIN INSTITUTE
RENO, NV
$189.4K
BALTIMORE, MD
$189K
SOUTHAMPTON, NJ
$188.7K
BERKS COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
LEESPORT, PA
$188.2K
HARPERS FERRY, WV
$187.9K
SULLIVAN COUNTY
MONTICELLO, NY
$187.5K
MISSOULA, MT
$186.3K
RESCUE MI NATURE NOW INC
DETROIT, MI
$186.3K
FOND DU LAC BAND OF LAKE SUPERIOR CHIPPEWA
CLOQUET, MN
$185.6K
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
DURHAM, NH
$185.6K
TOWN OF TRUMBULL CONNECTICUT
TRUMBULL, CT
$184.6K
LOWER COLUMBIA ESTUARY PARTNERSHIP
PORTLAND, OR
$183.2K
NASHVILLE, TN
$181.4K
SANTA ROSA, CA
$180.1K
DESCHUTES LAND TRUST
BEND, OR
$180K
FRANK KRAMMES TIMBER HARVESTING INC
SACRAMENTO, PA
$178.4K
CITY OF MIAMI
MIAMI, FL
$176.6K
$176.4K
CITY OF WILMINGTON DELAWARE
WILMINGTON, DE
$175.9K
COLORADO OPEN LANDS
LAKEWOOD, CO
$175.7K
ONE WATER ECON
LOVELAND, CO
$174.6K
SOUTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST
PIERRE, SD
$174.3K
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, SC
$174K
DELRESEARCH LLC
SANDWICH, MA
$173.4K
CENTREVILLE, MD
$173.1K
LOS PADRES FOREST ASSOCIATION
GOLETA, CA
$172.9K
SUNDANCE CONSULTANTS LLC
BLACKFOOT, ID
$172.6K
TAVERNIER, FL
$169.8K
SANTA BARBARA, CA
$169.6K
NEWPORT BEACH, CA
$169.1K
MINNESOTA SOIL HEALTH COALITION
LUVERNE, MN
$168.1K
INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF NEW YORK
SEA CLIFF, NY
$168K
WASHINGTON, DC
$167.5K
MISSOULA, MT
$167.1K
SAVE THE SOUND INC
NEW HAVEN, CT
$167K
BAT CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL INC
AUSTIN, TX
$166.9K
HOUSATONIC VALLEY ASSOCIATION INC
CORNWALL BRIDGE, CT
$163.7K
READING, PA
$163.4K
HARDSHELL LABS
CARLSBAD, CA
$162.8K
BUFFALO, NY
$161.9K
KJ PETERSON CONSULTING
AGUANGA, CA
$161.9K
SUMMIT LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE
SPARKS, NV
$161.8K
VOLLMAR NATURAL LANDS CONSULTING INC
BERKELEY, CA
$160.7K
SANTA BARBARA, CA
$160.7K
MONTANA CONSERVATION CORPS INC
BOZEMAN, MT
$160.5K
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT
STORRS, CT
$159.9K
LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP
MIDDLETOWN, PA
$159K
COVINGTON, GA
$158.1K
WASHINGTON, DC
$157.9K
SOUTHERN UTAH WILDERNESS ALLIANCE
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
$157.8K
MOUNTVILLE BOROUGH
MOUNTVILLE, PA
$154.7K
CAPON BRIDGE, WV
$154.6K
BOROUGH OF EPHRATA
EPHRATA, PA
$153.7K
WASHINGTON MARITIME BLUE
SEATTLE, WA
$153K
PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL
$152.8K
PHILADELPHIA, PA
$152.1K
NORTH CENTRAL CONSERVATION DISTRICT
VERNON, CT
$151.7K
OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
COLUMBUS, OH
$151K
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY INC
MIDDLETOWN, CT
$150K
NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
RENO, NV
$150K
BRONX, NY
$149.9K
CORN MARKETING PROGRAM OF MICHIGAN
LANSING, MI
$149.5K
SUMMIT CONSERVATION STRATEGIES LLC
BEND, OR
$147.6K
LAKE COUNTY SWCD
TWO HARBORS, MN
$147.3K
LANCASTER COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
LANCASTER, PA
$147.1K
THE HATCHER GROUP
BETHESDA, MD
$146.8K
COASTAL ENVIRONMENTSINC
BATON ROUGE, LA
$146.4K
CITY OF DETROIT
DETROIT, MI
$144.9K
IDAHO FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
BOISE, ID
$144.8K
OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE - BARNEGAT BAY PARTNERSHIP
TOMS RIVER, NJ
$144.7K
MANATEE COUNTY
BRADENTON, FL
$144.5K
HARRISBURG, PA
$144.5K
GREATER FARALLONES ASSOCIATION
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
$143.9K
HANALEI, HI
$143.9K
CITY OF FOLEY
FOLEY, AL
$143.7K
MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
ST PAUL, MN
$143.3K
CARBON YIELD
CHICAGO, IL
$141.7K
THE LAND CONSERVANCY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
$139.4K
MILLBROOK, AL
$138.9K
ALABAMA DEPT OF MARINE RESOURCES
MONTGOMERY, AL
$138.8K
JUNEAU, AK
$138.6K
WASHINGTON, DC
$138.5K
SPRINGFIELD WATER AND SEWER COMMISSION
SPRINGFIELD, MA
$138K
LANAI CULTURE & HERITAGE CENTER
LANAI CITY, HI
$136.6K
CITY OF WILMINGTON NORTH CAROLINA
WILMINGTON, NC
$136.3K
ECOCENTRIC LLC
HENDERSON, NV
$136.2K
TRANSITION HABITAT CONSERVANCY
PINON HILLS, CA
$135.3K
$135.3K
BIG BEND SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
ALPINE, TX
$135K
BALTIMORE, MD
$134.7K
CONSERVATION LEGACY
DURANGO, CO
$134.5K
BLUEFIN DATA LLC
NEW ORLEANS, LA
$133.6K
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - GREEN BAY
GREEN BAY, WI
$133.4K
EAST HEMPFIELD TOWNSHIP
LANDISVILLE, PA
$132.3K
OZAUKEE COUNTY WISCONSIN
PORT WASHINGTON, WI
$131.1K
HOWARD ECOWORKS INC
COLUMBIA, MD
$130.5K
STONINGTON, ME
$130.1K
PERRYSBURG, OH
$130K
TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
NASHVILLE, TN
$128.3K
BALLONA WETLANDS CONSERVANCY
IRVINE, CA
$128.2K
CITY OF GREEN BAY
GREEN BAY, WI
$128.1K
MISSOULA, MT
$126.9K
HAZLET, NJ
$126.1K
SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY INITIATIVE INC
WASHINGTON, DC
$124.6K
MALAMA HALEAKALA FOUNDATION
WAILUKU, HI
$124.2K
GRAND RAPIDS, MI
$123.3K
LOGAN SIMPSON DESIGN INC
TEMPE, AZ
$122.9K
PACIFIC CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SOUTH BEND, WA
$122.8K
HEADWATERS LLC
HARPERS FERRY, WV
$122.7K
TOWSON, MD
$122.6K
EAST COAST OBSERVERS
NORFOLK, VA
$122.5K
CITY OF SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO, CA
$122K
ATLANTA, GA
$121.6K
HUNTINGDON COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
HUNTINGDON, PA
$121.1K
ALASKA LONGLINE FISHERMEN'S ASSOCIATION
SITKA, AK
$120.9K
KIVA BIOLOGICAL CONSULTING
INYOKERN, CA
$120.7K
EDGEFIELD, SC
$119.2K
WESTERN GREAT LAKES BIRD AND BAT OBSERVATORY
PORT WASHINGTON, WI
$119K
MEQUON, WI
$118.5K
PITTSBURGH, PA
$118.2K
STATE OF VERMONT NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION COUNCIL (NRCC)
WAITSFIELD, VT
$118K
EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DISTRICT
OAKLAND, CA
$117.2K
NATIONAL GRAZING LANDS COALITION
CASTLE PINES, CO
$117.2K
HAMER ENVIRONMENTAL
MOUNT VERNON, WA
$116.4K
BIG RAPIDS, MI
$116.3K
SWEDESBORO, NJ
$116K
INSTITUTE FOR WILDLIFE STUDIES
ARCATA, CA
$115.7K
WASHTENAW COUNTY
ANN ARBOR, MI
$115.6K
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
CLEMSON, SC
$115.4K
FORT COLLINS, CO
$114.7K
ATLANTA, GA
$114.4K
$113.5K
THE TRUSTEES OF RESERVATIONS
BOSTON, MA
$113.5K
KAHULUI, HI
$113.4K
WOONASQUATUCKET RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL
PROVIDENCE, RI
$113K
THE CITY OF SOUTH PADRE ISLAND
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, TX
$112.5K
CAPITAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AREA COUNCIL INC
CARLISLE, PA
$112.3K
CHESTERTOWN, MD
$111.8K
EAST FALMOUTH, MA
$111.8K
PULAMA LANAI
HONOLULU, HI
$110.4K
POTTSTOWN, PA
$110K
PUEBLO OF SANDIA
BERNALILLO, NM
$109.5K
VENTURA AUDUBON SOCIETY
VENTURA, CA
$109.1K
ASPETUCK LAND TRUST
FAIRFIELD, CT
$108.9K
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
RALEIGH, NC
$108.2K
PRINCETON, NJ
$107.2K
$107.2K
ODESSA, DE
$106.6K
ECOLIBRIUM INC
BOULDER, CO
$106.5K
KEY LARGO, FL
$106.5K
KAUNAKAKAI, HI
$105.7K
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF
MONTPELIER, VT
$105.6K
RYE, NY
$105.4K
NEW ENGLAND FORESTRY FOUNDATION INC
LITTLETON, MA
$105.2K
CITY OF NORFOLK
NORFOLK, VA
$105.1K
EASTON, MD
$104.7K
THE BEE & BUTTERFLY HABITAT FUND
JAMESTOWN, ND
$104.5K
ANNAPOLIS, MD
$104.2K
OTTAWA CONSERVATION DISTRICT
GRAND HAVEN, MI
$103.7K
HILLSBORO, WI
$103K
GREENBELT, MD
$102.8K
SUSTAINABLE NORTHWEST
PORTLAND, OR
$102.5K
CAL POLY POMONA FOUNDATION INC
POMONA, CA
$102.3K
CHILKAT INDIAN VILLAGE (KLUKWAN)
HAINES, AK
$102.2K
MEMPHIS, TN
$101.8K
SOUTH HUTCHINSON, KS
$101.4K
DENVER ZOOLOGICAL FOUNDATION
DENVER, CO
$101.2K
VICKSBURG, MS
$101K
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VA/DoD Awards
$131.7M
VA/DoD Award Count
7
Funding from the Department of Veterans Affairs and/or Department of Defense.
Total Federal Funding (partial)
$3.3B
Awards Found
200+
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Department of the Interior
$171.2M
WALKER RIVER BASIN RESTORATION CONSERVATION AND RESEARCH
Department of the Interior
$154.1M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS) WILL MANAGE YEAR THREE OF THE AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL CHALLENGE (ATBC). UTILIZING FUNDING AUTHORIZED BY BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW (ALSO KNOWN AS THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT) P.L. 117-58 SECTION 40804(4) ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION, NFWF WILL WORK WITH FWS TO ADMINISTER A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF STREAMLINING FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEW VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PROJECTS AROUND THE UNITED STATES. NFWF HAS A SHARED MISSION WITH FWS AND A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO SUCCESSFUL COMPETITIVE CONSERVATION GRANT PROGRAM DELIVERY AROUND THE COUNTRY. FUNDED PROJECTS WILL ADVANCE EXISTING LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION PLANS AND OR PROPOSE TO KNIT TOGETHER A DIVERSE STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIP THAT DEVELOPS AND OR IMPLEMENTS NEW CONSERVATION PLANS. ATBC WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES, BOLSTER LOCAL ECONOMIES, ENGAGE UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, EXPAND PUBLIC ACCESS TO NATURE, AND IMPROVE COMMUNITY RESILIENCE.
Department of the Interior
$125M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS) WILL MANAGE YEAR TWO OF THE AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL CHALLENGE (ATBC). UTILIZING FUNDING AUTHORIZED BY BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW (ALSO KNOWN AS THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT) P.L. 117-58 SECTION 40804(4) ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION, NFWF WILL WORK WITH FWS TO ADMINISTER A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF STREAMLINING FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEW VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PROJECTS AROUND THE UNITED STATES. NFWF HAS A SHARED MISSION WITH FWS AND A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO SUCCESSFUL COMPETITIVE CONSERVATION GRANT PROGRAM DELIVERY AROUND THE COUNTRY. FUNDED PROJECTS WILL ADVANCE EXISTING LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION PLANS AND OR PROPOSE TO KNIT TOGETHER A DIVERSE STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIP THAT DEVELOPS AND OR IMPLEMENTS NEW CONSERVATION PLANS. ATBC WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES, BOLSTER LOCAL ECONOMIES, ENGAGE UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, EXPAND PUBLIC ACCESS TO NATURE, AND IMPROVE COMMUNITY RESILIENCE.
Department of Agriculture
$105M
THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) IN COLLABORATION WITH THE UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE (USFS) WILL ADMINISTER A COMPETITIVE DISASTER RECOVERY AND RESTORATION FUNDING PROGRAM THAT WILL PROVIDE MUTUAL BENEFIT FOR THE USFS, NFWF AND COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE IMPACTED AREA. THE PROGRAM WILL BE ALIGNED WITH EXECUTIVE ORDER 14225 IMMEDIATE EXPANSION OF AMERICAN TIMBER PRODUCTION, AND EXECUTIVE ORDER 14313 ESTABLISHING THE PRESIDENT'S MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL AGAIN COMMISSION.
Department of Agriculture
$105M
MAXIMIZE THE WILDLIFE HABITAT BENEFITS OF USDA FARM BILL PROGRAMS BY PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO PRIVATE LANDOWNERS TO IMPLEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION PRACTICES ON AGRICULTURAL WORKING LANDS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES.
Department of Agriculture
$102.2M
EXPANDS MARKETS FOR CLIMATE-SMART CORN, SOY, WHEAT, SORGHUM, AND COTTON MARKETS IN AR, CO, DE, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, MD, MI, MN, MO, MS, NC, ND, NE, NY, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, TN, VA, AND WI, AND SUPPORTS FARMER IMPLEMENTATION/MONITORING OF CLIMATE-SMART PRACTICES.
Department of the Interior
$102.1M
HURRICANE SANDY COASTAL RESILIENCY COMPETITIVE GRANTS PROGRAM
Department of Commerce
$96.8M
IN RESPONSE TO THE DIRECTION SET FORTH IN THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS AND JOBS ACT, 2022 (P.L. 117-58), THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO PARTNER WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO SUPPORT COASTAL RESILIENCY PROJECTS THAT WILL HELP PROTECT COASTAL COMMUNITIES FROM THE IMPACTS OF STORMS AND FLOODS AND ENABLE THEM TO RECOVER MORE QUICKLY, WHILE ALSO ENHANCING HABITATS FOR IMPORTANT FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. THESE MULTI-YEAR PROJECTS WILL INVEST IN A PIPELINE OF PROJECTS THAT WILL DIRECTLY RESULT IN RESTORATION OR EXPANSION OF NATURAL FEATURES LIKE DUNES, WETLANDS, REEFS, RIPARIAN BUFFERS, AND BARRIER ISLANDS THAT HELP TO REDUCE THE IMPACTS OF FUTURE STORMS AND OTHER NATURALLY OCCURRING EVENTS ON HUMAN, FISH, AND WILDLIFE COMMUNITIES. THIS PARTNERSHIP WAS DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906(C) OF TITLE IX OF P.L. 114-113 (16 U.S.C. 7505(C)).
Department of Commerce
$96.8M
IN RESPONSE TO THE DIRECTION SET FORTH IN THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS AND JOBS ACT, 2022 (P.L. 117-58), THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO CONTINUE THE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO SUPPORT COASTAL RESILIENCE PROJECTS THAT WILL HELP PROTECT COASTAL COMMUNITIES FROM THE IMPACTS OF STORMS AND FLOODS AND ENABLE THEM TO RECOVER MORE QUICKLY, WHILE ALSO ENHANCING HABITATS FOR IMPORTANT FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. THIS PARTNERSHIP WAS DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906(C) OF TITLE IX OF P.L. 114-113 (16 U.S.C. 7505(C)).
Department of Commerce
$95.6M
PURPOSE: THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO CONTINUE THE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO SUPPORT COASTAL RESILIENCE PROJECTS THAT WILL HELP PROTECT COASTAL COMMUNITIES FROM THE IMPACTS OF STORMS AND FLOODS AND ENABLE THEM TO RECOVER MORE QUICKLY, WHILE ALSO ENHANCING HABITATS FOR IMPORTANT FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. THIS PARTNERSHIP WAS DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906(C) OF TITLE IX OF P.L. 114-113 (16 U.S.C. 7505(C)).
Department of Commerce
$95.6M
NA25NOSX473C0139 NATIONAL COASTAL RESILIENCE FUND FY25 BIL AWARD THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO CONTINUE THE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO SUPPORT COASTAL RESILIENCE PROJECTS THAT WILL HELP PROTECT COASTAL COMMUNITIES FROM THE IMPACTS OF STORMS AND FLOODS AND ENABLE THEM TO RECOVER MORE QUICKLY, WHILE ALSO ENHANCING HABITATS FOR IMPORTANT FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. THIS PARTNERSHIP WAS DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906(C) OF TITLE IX OF P.L. 114-113 (16 U.S.C. 7505(C)).
Department of Defense
$93.8M
READINESS AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INTEGRATION PROGRAM - NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND LANDSCAPE-SCALE ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION FOR MILITARY INSTALLATION RESILIENCE
Department of the Interior
$81.3M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION NFWF AND U S FISH AND WILDLIFE FWS WILL MANAGE THE NEWLY DEVELOPED AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL CHALLENGE ATBC AUTHORIZED BY BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW ALSO KNOWN AS THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT P L 117 58 SECTION 40804 4 ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION, NFWF WILL WORK WITH FWS TO DEVELOP A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF STREAMLINING FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEW VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PROJECTS AROUND THE UNITED STATES NFWF HAS A SHARED MISSION WITH FWS AND A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO SUCCESSFUL COMPETITIVE CONSERVATION GRANT PROGRAM DELIVERY AROUND THE COUNTRY FUNDED PROJECTS WILL ADVANCE EXISTING LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION PLANS AND OR PROPOSE TO KNIT TOGETHER A DIVERSE STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIP THAT DEVELOPS AND OR IMPLEMENTS NEW CONSERVATION PLANS ATBC WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES, BOLSTER LOCAL ECONOMIES, ENGAGE UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, EXPAND PUBLIC ACCESS TO NATURE, AND IMPROVE COMMUNITY RESILIENCE
Department of Agriculture
$59.1M
CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT TO AWARD GRANTS ACROSS THE NATION FOR ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (TA) TO PRIVATE LANDOWNERS TO MAXIMIZE THE BENEFIT OF FARM BILL PROGRAMS
Department of the Interior
$57.5M
FWS AND NFWF COOPERATIVE RECOVERY IMPLEMENTATIONTHE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) WILL WORK COOPERATIVELY WITH THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (FWS) TO ADMINISTER AND MANAGE FWS INFLATION REDUCTION ACT FUNDING (PUB. L. 117-169, 60301) DESIGNATED FOR THE RECOVERY OF HISTORICALLY UNDER-FUNDED SPECIES LISTED AS ENDANGERED AND THREATENED UNDER THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT (ESA). TO OPTIMIZE SPECIES RECOVERY, INSTEAD OF FUNDING A FEW ACTIONS FROM MANY SPECIES RECOVERY PLANS, THE FWS HAS PRIORITIZED SELECT UNDERFUNDED SPECIES AND WILL FUND ALL REMAINING RECOVERY ACTIONS CONSIDERED NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THE RECOVERY FOR THOSE SPECIES WITHIN APPROXIMATELY 10 YEARS.. IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE ACTIONS WILL ACCELERATE RECOVERY OF THIS SUBSET OF SPECIES TOWARDS MEETING DELISTING AND DOWNLISTING OBJECTIVES. A SMALL SUBSET OF FUNDING WILL ALSO BE PROVIDED FOR RECOVERY ACTIONS FOR UNDERFUNDED LIST SPECIES TO HELP PREVENT THEIR EXTINCTION. THE RECOVERY ACTIONS FUNDED IN THIS CATEGORY WILL NEED TO DEMONSTRATE A CLEAR AND SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT IN THE TRAJECTORY OF THE SPECIES SELECTED. THE PROGRAM WILL FUND PARTNERS UNDERTAKING IMPLEMENTATION OF PRIORITY RECOVERY ACTIONS DESCRIBED IN THE SPECIES DRAFT OR FINAL RECOVERY PLAN, RECOVERY IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY, OR RECOVERY OUTLINE. ACTIONS MAY INCLUDE THE PROTECTION AND RESTORATION OF HABITAT, INVASIVE SPECIES REMOVAL, POPULATION MONITORING AND SURVEYS, AND CAPTIVE BREEDING AND RELEASE. ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS ARE ANY U.S. OR FOREIGN ENTITY OR INDIVIDUAL WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE BIOLOGY OF THE IDENTIFIED SPECIES AND THEIR ECOSYSTEM. HAVING ALSO WORKED WITH THE SPECIES IS PREFERRED. HAVING A VALID ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT PERMIT OR PREVIOUSLY HAVING ONE IS ALSO PREFERRED. APPLICANTS SELECTED FOR FUNDING THAT DO NOT HAVE A VALID PERMIT MAY HAVE TO OBTAIN ONE BEFORE BEGINNING PROJECT ACTIVITIES. PROJECTS WILL BE EVALUATED FOR ALIGNMENT WITH PROGRAM GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, RELATIONSHIP TO SPECIES DRAFT OR FINAL RECOVERY PLAN, RECOVERY IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY, OR RECOVERY OUTLINE, TECHNICAL MERIT, AND COST EFFECTIVENESS.
Department of Commerce
$51.4M
WITH FUNDING UNDER THE INFLATION REDUCTION ACT OF 2022 (PUB. L. NO. 117-169), THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO CONTINUE THE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906(C) OF TITLE IX OF P.L. 114-113 (16 U.S.C. 7505(C)) TO SUPPORT COASTAL RESILIENCY PROJECTS THAT WILL HELP PROTECT COASTAL COMMUNITIES FROM THE IMPACTS OF STORMS AND FLOODS AND ENABLE THEM TO RECOVER MORE QUICKLY, WHILE ALSO ENHANCING HABITATS FOR IMPORTANT FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS.
Environmental Protection Agency
$46.7M
NFWF - SMALL WATERSHED GRANTS PROGRAM THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT ENABLES THE RECIPIENT TO SUPPORT LOCALLY-BASED PROTECTION AND RESTORATION PROGRAMS THAT REDUCE POLLUTANTS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE IMPAIRMENT OF WATER QUALITY STANDARDS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS TIDAL TRIBUTARIES. THIS WORK WILL HELP ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN THE WATER QUALITY NECESSARY TO IMPROVE THE AQUATIC SYSTEM HEALTH OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ECOSYSTEM. THIS ACTION AWARDS FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $6,000,000. FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $50,000,000 ARE CONTINGENT UPON AVAILABILITY.
Environmental Protection Agency
$45M
DESCRIPTION:THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, FUNDED WITH $45,000,000 FROM THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT, PROVIDES THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) WITH INCREMENTAL FUNDS OF $22,000,000 FOR ADMINISTRATION OF THE SMALL WATERSHED GRANTS (SWG) PROGRAM, WHICH PROMOTES COMMUNITY-BASED EFFORTS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION STRATEGIES TO PROTECT AND RESTORE THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS WATERSHED IN CONNECTION WITH THE GOALS AND OUTCOMES OF THE 2014 CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT AND ANY FUTURE WATERSHED AGREEMENTS. FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $23,000,000 ARE CONTINGENT UPON AVAILABILITY. ACTIVITIES:ACTIVITIES THAT WILL BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS AWARD INCLUDE IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPETITIVE SWG SUBAWARD PROGRAM; TECHNICAL AND GRANTS MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE TO DEVELOP CAPACITY TO MANAGE FEDERAL FUNDING AND DELIVER ON-THE-GROUND WATERSHED RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION EFFORTS; MONITORING, REPORTING, AND EVALUATING TO ENSURE COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING, ACCOUNTING, AND COMMUNICATING OF THE SWG PROGRAM'S ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES AND TO SUPPORT ONGOING ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT EFFORTS TO ENHANCE THOSE OUTCOMES THROUGH TIME; AND NETWORKING, INFORMATION-SHARING, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OUTREACH TO PROMOTE PROGRAM AWARENESS, ENGAGEMENT, AND SHARED LEARNING.SUBRECIPIENT:NFWF WILL ISSUE SUBAWARDS ON A COMPETITIVE BASIS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY REGION WORKING TO IMPROVE THE CONDITION OF THEIR LOCAL WATERSHEDS WHILE BUILDING COMMUNITY-BASED STEWARDSHIP.OUTCOMES:THE SWG PROGRAM SUPPORTS ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP'S ACHIEVEMENT OF THE GOALS AND OUTCOMES OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT. THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE THE CREATION, RESTORATION, PROTECTION, OR ENHANCEMENT OF LIVING RESOURCES AND HABITATS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS IMPROVED ORGANIZATIONAL ABILITY TO ADVANCE ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMUNITY GOALS WITHIN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS WATERSHED. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP, AND RESIDENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED.
Environmental Protection Agency
$41.7M
DESCRIPTION:THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT APPROVES FEDERAL FUNDS OF $55,000,000 AND AWARDS FUNDS OF $10,000,000 TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) FOR ADMINISTRATION OF THE SMALL WATERSHED GRANTS (SWG) PROGRAM. THE PURPOSE OF SWG IS TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY-BASED EFFORTS THAT DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION STRATEGIES THAT PROTECT AND RESTORE THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS WATERSHED IN SUPPORT OF THE GOALS AND OUTCOMES OF THE 2014 CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT AND ANY FUTURE WATERSHED AGREEMENTS. FEDERAL FUNDS OF $45,000,000 ARE CONTINGENT UPON AVAILABILITY. ACTIVITIES:ACTIVITIES THAT WILL BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS AWARD INCLUDE IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPETITIVE SWG SUBAWARD PROGRAM; TECHNICAL AND GRANTS MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE TO DEVELOP CAPACITY TO MANAGE FEDERAL FUNDING AND DELIVER ON-THE-GROUND WATERSHED RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION EFFORTS; MONITORING, REPORTING, AND EVALUATION TO ENSURE COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING, ACCOUNTING, AND COMMUNICATING OF THE SWG PROGRAM'S ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES AND TO SUPPORT ONGOING ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT EFFORTS THAT ENHANCE OUTCOMES THROUGH TIME; AND NETWORKING, INFORMATION-SHARING, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OUTREACH TO PROMOTE PROGRAM AWARENESS, ENGAGEMENT, AND SHARED LEARNING.SUBRECIPIENT:NFWF WILL ISSUE SUBAWARDS ON A COMPETITIVE BASIS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY REGION WORKING TO IMPROVE THE CONDITION OF THEIR LOCAL WATERSHEDS WHILE BUILDING COMMUNITY-BASED STEWARDSHIP.OUTCOMES:THE SWG PROGRAM SUPPORTS ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP'S ACHIEVEMENT OF THE GOALS AND OUTCOMES OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT. THE EXPECTED OUTCOME IS THE CREATION, RESTORATION, PROTECTION, OR ENHANCEMENT OF LIVING RESOURCES AND HABITATS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS IMPROVED ORGANIZATIONAL ABILITY TO ADVANCE ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMUNITY GOALS WITHIN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS WATERSHED. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP, AND RESIDENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED.
Environmental Protection Agency
$41M
DESCRIPTION:THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS PROVIDES FEDERAL FUNDS TO NFWF FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE INNOVATIVE NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION (INSR) GRANT PROGRAM, WHICH SUPPORTS EFFORTS WITHIN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS WATERSHED THAT USE INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES TO VASTLY ACCELERATE SUB-WATERSHED AND/OR REGIONAL-SCALE IMPLEMENTATION OF NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTIONS WITH APPROACHES DEMONSTRATED TO BE SUCCESSFUL. THIS AWARD PROVIDES INCREMEMTAL FEDERAL FUNDS OF $10,000,000. FEDERAL FUNDS OF $45,000,000 ARE CONTINGENT UPON AVAILABILITY. ACTIVITIES:ACTIVITIES THAT WILL BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS AWARD INCLUDE IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPETITIVE SUBAWARD PROGRAM; TECHNICAL AND GRANTS MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE TO ENHANCE COLLECTIVE CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT ON-THE-GROUND NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION PRACTICES, PROGRAMS, AND APPROACHES MORE EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY; MONITORING, REPORTING, AND EVALUATION TO ENSURE COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING, ACCOUNTING, AND COMMUNICATING OF THE INSR PROGRAM'S ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES AND TO SUPPORT ONGOING ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT EFFORTS TO ENHANCE THOSE OUTCOMES THROUGH TIME; AND NETWORKING, INFORMATION-SHARING, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OUTREACH TO ACTIVELY TRANSFER AND DISSEMINATE LESSONS LEARNED TO THE WIDER CHESAPEAKE BAY REGION STAKEHOLDER COMMUNITY AND TO INSTITUTIONALIZE THE CONTINUED AND EXPANDED IMPLEMENTATION OF SUCCESSFUL NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION PRACTICES AND APPROACHES VALIDATED BY THE INSR PROGRAM.SUBRECIPIENT:SUBAWARDS WILL BE ISSUED ON A COMPETITIVE BASIS TO SUPPORT PROJECTS WHOSE GOAL IS TO DEVELOP, SUPPORT, AND VASTLY ACCELERATE IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATIVE, SUSTAINABLE AND COST-EFFECTIVE APPROACHES THAT DRAMATICALLY REDUCE NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT POLLUTION ON A SUB-WATERSHED AND/OR REGIONAL SCALE.OUTCOMES:THE INSR PROGRAM SUPPORTS ACHIEVEMENT OF THE WATER QUALITY GOALS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT, PARTICULARLY THOSE INCLUDED IN JURISDICTIONS' WATERSHED IMPLEMENTATION PLANS (WIPS) AND THE TWO-YEAR MILESTONES OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOAD (TMDL). THE EXPECTED OUTCOME IS REDUCTION OF NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT POLLUTION TO THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS TRIBUTARIES. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP, AND RESIDENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED.
Environmental Protection Agency
$40.7M
THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SUPPORTS LOCALLY-BASED PROTECTION AND RESTORATION PROGRAMS THAT REDUCE POLLUTANTS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE IMPAIRMENT OF WATER QUALITY STANDARDS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS TIDAL TRIBUTARIES. THIS WORK WILL HELP ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN THE WATER QUALITY NECESSARY TO IMPROVE THE AQUATIC SYSTEM HEALTH OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ECOSYSTEM. THIS ACTION AWARDS FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $6,000,000. FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $50,000,000 ARE CONTINGENT UPON AVAILABILITY.
Environmental Protection Agency
$38M
DESCRIPTION:THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, FUNDED WITH $38,000,00 FROM THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT, PROVIDES THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) WITH INCREMENTAL FUNDS OF $18,000,000 FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE INNOVATIVE NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION (INSR) GRANT PROGRAM, WHICH SUPPORTS EFFORTS WITHIN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS WATERSHED THAT USE INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES TO VASTLY ACCELERATE SUB-WATERSHED AND/OR REGIONAL-SCALE IMPLEMENTATION OF NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTIONS WITH APPROACHES DEMONSTRATED TO BE SUCCESSFUL. FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $20,000,000 ARE CONTINGENT UPON AVAILABILITY. ACTIVITIES:ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPETITIVE SUBAWARD PROGRAM; TECHNICAL AND GRANTS MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE TO ENHANCE COLLECTIVE CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT ON-THE-GROUND NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION PRACTICES AND APPROACHES MORE EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY; MONITORING, REPORTING, AND EVALUATION TO ENSURE COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING, ACCOUNTING, AND COMMUNICATING OF THE INSR PROGRAM'S ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES AND TO SUPPORT ONGOING ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT EFFORTS; AND NETWORKING, INFORMATION-SHARING, AND OUTREACH TO DISSEMINATE LESSONS LEARNED TO THE WIDER CHESAPEAKE BAY REGION STAKEHOLDER COMMUNITY AND TO INSTITUTIONALIZE THE CONTINUED AND EXPANDED IMPLEMENTATION OF SUCCESSFUL NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION PRACTICES AND APPROACHES VALIDATED BY THE INSR PROGRAM.SUBRECIPIENT:SUBAWARDS WILL BE ISSUED ON A COMPETITIVE BASIS TO SUPPORT PROJECTS WHOSE GOAL IS TO DEVELOP, SUPPORT, AND VASTLY ACCELERATE IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATIVE, SUSTAINABLE AND COST-EFFECTIVE APPROACHES THAT DRAMATICALLY REDUCE NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT POLLUTION ON A SUB-WATERSHED AND/OR REGIONAL SCALE.OUTCOMES:THE INSR PROGRAM SUPPORTS ACHIEVEMENT OF THE WATER QUALITY GOALS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT, PARTICULARLY THOSE INCLUDED IN JURISDICTIONS' WATERSHED IMPLEMENTATION PLANS (WIPS) AND THE TWO-YEAR MILESTONES OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOAD (TMDL). THE EXPECTED OUTCOME IS REDUCTION OF NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT POLLUTION TO THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS TRIBUTARIES. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP, AND RESIDENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED.
Department of Commerce
$34.7M
2021 NOAA NFWF NATIONAL COASTAL RESILIENCE FUND
Department of Commerce
$33.8M
2020 NOAA NFWF NATIONAL COASTAL RESILIENCE FUND
Department of Commerce
$32.9M
IN RESPONSE TO THE DIRECTION SET FORTH IN THE CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2022 (P.L. 117-103), THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO PARTNER WITH NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO SUPPORT TO SUPPORT COASTAL RESILIENCE PROJECTS THAT WILL HELP PROTECT COASTAL COMMUNITIES FROM THE IMPACTS OF STORMS AND FLOODS AND ENABLE THEM TO RECOVER MORE QUICKLY, WHILE ALSO ENHANCING HABITATS FOR IMPORTANT FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. NFWF WILL ALSO STRATEGICALLY SUPPORT INNOVATIVE BEST PRACTICES TO INFORM FUTURE PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF NATURAL SYSTEMS TO ENHANCE COASTAL COMMUNITY RESILIENCE. THESE MULTI-YEAR PROJECTS WILL INVEST IN A PIPELINE OF PROJECTS THAT WILL DIRECTLY RESULT IN RESTORATION OR EXPANSION OF NATURAL FEATURES LIKE DUNES, WETLANDS, REEFS, RIPARIAN BUFFERS, AND BARRIER ISLANDS THAT MINIMIZE THE IMPACTS OF FUTURE STORMS AND OTHER NATURALLY OCCURRING EVENTS ON HUMAN, FISH, AND WILDLIFE COMMUNITIES. THIS PARTNERSHIP WAS DEVELOPE
Department of Commerce
$32.2M
IN RESPONSE TO THE DIRECTION SET FORTH IN THE CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2023 (P.L. 117-328), THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO PARTNER WITH NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO SUPPORT TO SUPPORT COASTAL RESILIENCE PROJECTS THAT WILL HELP PROTECT COASTAL COMMUNITIES FROM THE IMPACTS OF STORMS AND FLOODS AND ENABLE THEM TO RECOVER MORE QUICKLY, WHILE ALSO ENHANCING HABITATS FOR IMPORTANT FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. NFWF WILL ALSO STRATEGICALLY SUPPORT INNOVATIVE BEST PRACTICES TO INFORM FUTURE PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF NATURAL SYSTEMS TO ENHANCE COASTAL COMMUNITY RESILIENCE. THIS PARTNERSHIP WAS DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906(C) OF TITLE IX OF P.L. 114-113 (16 U.S.C. 7505(C)).
Department of Commerce
$31.7M
PURPOSE: THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO CONTINUE THE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO SUPPORT COASTAL RESILIENCE PROJECTS THAT WILL HELP PROTECT COASTAL COMMUNITIES FROM THE IMPACTS OF STORMS AND FLOODS AND ENABLE THEM TO RECOVER MORE QUICKLY, WHILE ALSO ENHANCING HABITATS FOR IMPORTANT FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. THIS PARTNERSHIP WAS DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906(C) OF TITLE IX OF P.L. 114-113 (16 U.S.C. 7505(C)).
Department of Commerce
$29.9M
2019 NOAA NFWF NATIONAL COASTAL RESILIENCE FUND
Department of Commerce
$28.5M
NFWF NOAA DARRP RESTORATION IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS 2018 - 2023
Department of Commerce
$27.2M
MODIFIED PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT SECTION THIS AWARD IMPLEMENTS A JOINT PROGRAM FOR NOAA AND THE NFWF IN SUPPORT OF OCEAN, COASTAL, AND GREAT LAKES RESOURCES ESTABLISHED UNDER TITLE IX, SECTION 906(C) OF DIVISION O OF PUBLIC LAW 114-113, THE NATIONAL OCEANS AND COASTAL SECURITY ACT (NOCSA, 16 USC CH. 94). THIS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AWARD WILL PROVIDE A TOTAL OF $27,170,000 IN FUNDING THROUGH THE COMMERCE, JUSTICE, SCIENCE; ENERGY AND WATER DEVELOPMENT; AND INTERIOR AND ENVIRONMENT APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2026 (PUBLIC LAW 119-74) TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO: PROVIDE TECHNICAL EXPERTISE FOR THE REVIEW OF PROJECT PROPOSALS; ISSUE SUB-AWARDS FOR THE PLANNING, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF COASTAL NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE; AND MONITOR AND EVALUATE PROJECT PERFORMANCE AND PROGRAM OUTCOMES FOR THE PERIOD 1 SEPTEMBER 2026 THROUGH 31 AUGUST 2031. NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUDES COASTAL MARSHES AND WETLANDS, DUNE AND BEACH SYSTEMS, OYSTER AND CORAL REEFS, MANGROVES, COASTAL FORESTS, COASTAL RIVERS, VEGETATED UPLANDS, AND BARRIER ISLANDS THAT HELP MINIMIZE IMPACTS FROM STORMS, RISING SEA LEVELS, AND OTHER EXTREME EVENTS. FUNDING FOR THE NATIONAL COASTAL RESILIENCE FUND SUPPORTS A FUNDING COMPETITION TO SELECT SUB AWARDS THROUGH NFWFS REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL PROCESS. SPECIFIC PROJECTS WILL UNDERGO PEER REVIEW AND THE NFWF BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING THE FINAL SELECTION. NOAA PROVIDES REVIEWERS FOR THE TECHNICAL REVIEW OF PROJECT PROPOSALS AND PARTICIPATES IN AS WELL AS A PANEL DISCUSSION ON PROJECT MERITS. THE NFWF BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DETERMINING WHICH PROJECTS ARE SELECTED FOR SUB-AWARD FUNDING. THIS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AWARD WILL SUPPORT NFWF PROJECT SUB-AWARDS IN THE CATEGORIES OF COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING AND PLANNING, SITE ASSESSMENT AND PRELIMINARY DESIGN, FINAL DESIGN AND PERMITTING, AND RESTORATION IMPLEMENTATION. IN ADDITION TO PROJECT SUB-AWARDS, THE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SUPPORTS: COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA ON PERFORMANCE METRICS PROVIDED BY SUB-AWARDEES, AS WELL AS COLLECT AND ANALYSIS OF DATA BY A THIRD-PARTY CONTRACTOR ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC METRICS ACROSS A SUITE OF RESILIENCE PROJECTS. TECHNICAL FIELD LIAISONS, VIA THIRD PARTY CONTRACTOR(S), TO PROVIDE OUTREACH AND FIELD SUPPORT TO PROSPECTIVE APPLICANTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARTNERSHIPS AND PROJECTS TO ADVANCE THE GOALS OF THE NCRF, PARTICULARLY WITHIN UNDER-REPRESENTED GEOGRAPHIES. TECHNICAL REVIEWERS, VIA THIRD PARTY CONTRACTOR(S), TO ASSIST IN PROPOSAL REVIEW AND PROCESSING SUBAWARDS, AS NEEDED, FOR PROPOSALS SEEKING FUNDING FOR LARGER-SCALE, MORE- COMPLEX RESTORATION IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS AND/OR LAND ACQUISITION.
Department of Commerce
$24.8M
IN RESPONSE TO THE DIRECTION SET FORTH IN THE EXTENDING GOVERNMENT FUNDING AND DELIVERING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE ACT, 2022 (P.L. 117-43), THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) IS PARTNERING WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO SUPPORT PROJECTS THAT INCREASE THE RESILIENCE OF COASTAL COMMUNITIES IMPACTED BY HURRICANES AND WILDFIRES IN 2020 AND 2021. THE 2021 EMERGENCY COASTAL RESILIENCE FUND (ECRF) WILL SUPPORT PROJECTS THAT CREATE AND RESTORE NATURAL SYSTEMS TO HELP PROTECT COASTAL COMMUNITIES FROM THE IMPACTS OF COASTAL STORMS, FLOODS, SEA-LEVEL RISE, INUNDATION, COASTAL EROSION, WILDFIRES AND ASSOCIATED LANDSLIDES/DEBRIS FLOWS, AND ENABLE COMMUNITIES TO RECOVER MORE QUICKLY FROM THESE EVENTS, ALL WHILE IMPROVING HABITATS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE SPECIES. THIS PARTNERSHIP WAS DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906(C) OF TITLE IX OF P.L. 114-113 (16 U.S.C. 7505(C)).
Environmental Protection Agency
$24.4M
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY INNOVATIVE NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION GRANT PROGRAM. THIS ACTION PROVIDES $5,000,000 IN
Environmental Protection Agency
$23.2M
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY INNOVATIVE NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION PROGRAM.
Environmental Protection Agency
$23M
THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AIDS THE RECIPIENT IN PROVIDING ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT LOCALLY-BASED PROTECTION AND RESTORATION PROGRAMS THAT REDUCE POLL
Department of Commerce
$19M
THIS AWARD WILL ALLOW THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO PARTNER WITH THE NOAA DAMAGE ASSESSMENT, REMEDIATION, AND RESTORATION PROGRAM (DARRP) TO IMPLEMENT PRIORITY RESTORATION ACTIVITIES RELATED TO NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGES. BASED ON ASSESSMENTS AND ANALYSIS BY TRUSTEE COUNCILS, THE RESTORATION ACTIVITIES ARE INTENDED TO COMPENSATE FOR NATURAL RESOURCE INJURIES FOLLOWING OIL SPILLS AND RELEASES OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES, AND LOST USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES DUE TO THOSE INJURIES.
Department of Commerce
$19M
THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE FOR THIS AGREEMENT IS TO WORK WITH NOAA TO FACILITATE INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE THE LETHAL AND SUB-LETHAL IMPACTS OF HUMAN ACTIVITIES ON THE NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT WHALE (NARW). THE FOUNDATION IS NIMBLE AND CAN ACT SWIFTLY AND STRATEGICALLY TO ADDRESS IMMEDIATE AND FUTURE CONSERVATION NEEDS FOR THE NARW. THE FIRST YEAR OF THIS PARTNERSHIP WILL FOCUS ON ADMINISTERING A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT, USE, AND TESTING OF INNOVATIVE FISHING GEAR TECHNOLOGIES. AS ADDITIONAL FUNDING IS IDENTIFIED FROM NOAA, FEDERAL, CORPORATE, OR PHILANTHROPIC PARTNERS, THIS PARTNERSHIP WILL HAVE THE FLEXIBILITY TO SUPPORT SUB-AWARDS ADDRESSING ADDITIONAL NARW CONSERVATION ISSUES SUCH AS VESSEL COLLISIONS, DYNAMIC AREA MONITORING, AND OTHER NEEDS, DEPENDING ON THE FOCUS OF THE PARTNERS AND FUNDING.
Department of the Interior
$17.3M
THE SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES SOGL PROGRAM IS A PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP AMONG THE U S FISH AND WILDLIFESERVICE, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION NFWF , FOUR OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES, FIVE PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS, ONELOCAL UTILITY AND TWO CORPORATIONS THE PURPOSE OF THE PROGRAM IS TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GREATLAKES RESTORATION INITIATIVE GLRI , A FEDERAL INITIATIVE DESIGNED TO PROTECT, MAINTAIN AND RESTORE THE CHEMICAL,BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL INTEGRITY OF THE GREAT LAKES ECOSYSTEM THE PROGRAM PROVIDES GRANTS FOR HABITATRESTORATION AND ENHANCEMENT, INVASIVE SPECIES CONTROL, AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION WITHIN THE GREAT LAKES BASIN WITH SUPPORT FROM PROGRAM FUNDING PARTNERS, NFWF HAS ADMINISTERED THE SOGL PROGRAM SINCE 2006 WITH THE GLRI FUNDING TO BE PROVIDED BY THE U S FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE IN 2022, NFWF WILL A AWARD ANDMANAGE 42 NEW GLRI FUNDED GRANTS IN 2022 AND AN ADDITIONAL 5 10 GRANTS AWARDED UNDER THE 2022 AND 2023 FUNDINGCYCLES OF SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES AND ITS SUBSIDIARY PROGRAMS, THE CHI CAL RIVERS FUND AND THE SOUTHEAST MICHIGANRESILIENCE FUND B MANAGE ALL GRANTS TO BE AWARDED IN 2022 AND THOSE FUNDED BY THIS AGREEMENT IN FUTURE YEARS C MONITOR AND EVALUATE THE OUTCOMES OF SOGL GRANTS, INCLUDING ON THE GROUND MONITORING FOR KEY SPECIES D DEVELOP THE 2023 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS E SOLICIT AND RECEIVE 2023 PROPOSALS F COORDINATE 2023 PROPOSALREVIEWS G WORK TO DEVELOP NEW PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS H AND IMPLEMENT PROGRAM COMMUNICATIONS EFFORTS
Department of the Interior
$17.1M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
Department of the Interior
$15M
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FUNDING IS REQUESTED TO SUPPORT THE ADMINISTRATION AND EXPANSION OF NFWFS GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS: SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES (SOGL), CHI-CAL RIVERS FUND (CHI-CAL), SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN RESILIENCE FUND (SEMI) AND CONSERVATION PARTNERS PROGRAM S GREAT LAKES PRIORITIES (CPP). FUNDING REQUESTED VIA THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WILL BE DIRECTED TO NFWF PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES, CONTRACTS, PROGRAM EXPENSES AND SUB-AWARDS FUNDED UNDER ITS GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS. ALL SUB-AWARDS WILL BE SELECTED THROUGH COMPETITIVE GRANT PROCESSES AND ALL AWARD DECISIONS DIRECTLY INFORMED THROUGH A HIGHLY ENGAGED AND COLLABORATIVE PROPOSAL REVIEW PROCESS WITH ALL FUNDING PARTNERS, PARTICULARLY FWS.SUB-AWARD FUNDING WILL BE ALLOCATED TO PROJECTS THAT ALIGN WITH GLRI FOCUS AREAS 2, 3 AND 4, WITH FUNDINGDIRECTED TO PROJECTS WHOSE ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES DIRECTLY SUPPORT THE MEASURES OF PROGRESS UNDER THE FOLLOWINGGLRI FOCUS AREA STRATEGIES: FOCUS AREA 2 INVASIVE SPECIES CONTROL FOCUS AREA 3 REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURETECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND IMPLEMENTATION FOCUS AREA 3 GREEN STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE FOCUS AREA 3 RIPARIAN RESTORATION FOR WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS FOCUS AREA 4 AQUATIC CONNECTIVITY IMPROVEMENTS, STREAM RESTORATION, AND MARSH-BIRD RESTORATION MONITORING.WITH THE GLRI FUNDING TO BE DIRECTED TO NFWF VIA THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH FWS IN 2023, NFWF WILL: 1) AWARD AND MANAGE ALL SUB-AWARDS FUNDED UNDER THE 2023 AND 2024 FUNDING CYCLES OF NFWFS GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS (SOGL, CHI-CAL, SE MI AND CPP) INCLUDING THOSE FUNDED DIRECTLY BY FWS GLRI VIA THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT. 2) MANAGE ALL GRANTS TO BE AWARDED FUNDING PROVIDED BY THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IN 2023 AND 2024 3) MONITOR AND EVALUATE THE OUTCOMES OF NFWFS GREAT LAKES PROGRAM GRANTS, INCLUDING ON-THE-GROUND MONITORING FOR KEY SPECIES 4) DEVELOP THE 2024 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR SOGL, CHI-CAL AND SE MI 5) SOLICIT AND RECEIVE 2024 PROPOSALS FOR NFWFS GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS 6) COORDINATE 2024 PROPOSAL REVIEWS 7) WORK TO DEVELOP NEW PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS 8) AND IMPLEMENT PROGRAM COMMUNICATIONS EFFORTS.
Environmental Protection Agency
$15M
DESCRIPTION:THE ACTION AWARDS FEDERAL FUNDS OF $15,000,000 TO FULLY FUND THE AWARD. THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT (COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW) IS FUNDING THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT TO DEMONSTRATE EFFECTIVE TECHNIQUES AND PARTNERSHIP-BUILDING TO ACHIEVE THE OBJECTIVES OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM AT THE SMALL-WATERSHED SCALE. ACTIVITIES:THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) WILL IMPLEMENT THE SMALL WATERSHED GRANT (SWG) PROGRAM THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT, ADMINISTRATION, AND MANAGEMENT OF AN ANNUAL COMPETITIVE SUBAWARD PROGRAM AIMED AT ACHIEVING PROGRAM GOALS. SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE SOLICITATION OF INNOVATIVE PROJECTS TO ADVANCE WATERSHED PROTECTION ACTIVITIES, EVALUATION OF PROPOSALS, EXECUTION OF SUBAWARDS, AND MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT OF IMPLEMENTATION AND ASSOCIATED IMPACTS.SUBRECIPIENT:NFWF WILL SUBAWARD FUNDS TO SUPPORT ON-THE-GROUND IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO BUILD CAPACITY FOR ON-THE-GROUND IMPLEMENTATION. OUTCOMES:THIS AWARD SUPPORTS ACHIEVEMENT OF THE GOALS AND OUTCOMES OF THE 2014 CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT. THE EXPECTED OUTCOME IS LOCAL WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT NECESSARY TO SUPPORT THE AQUATIC LIVING RESOURCES OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS TRIBUTARIES. THE SWG PROGRAM HAS DEVELOPED STRATEGIES TO MEET COMMUNITIES WHERE THEY ARE AND HELP THEM ACCESS RESOURCES - WHETHER THROUGH TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, GRANT FUNDING, OR PEER-TO-PEER LEARNING -- TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP IN ADVANCING ON THE GROUND HABITAT RESTORATION AND WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP, RESIDENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED, HUMAN HEALTH, AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
Department of the Interior
$14.4M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS) WILL MANAGE THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND. AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701 OF 1984, NFWF WILL ASSIST FWS BY DEVELOPING A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF IMPROVING RESTORATION AND PROTECTION OF THE RESOURCES IN THE DELAWARE RIVER WATERSHED BY ENHANCING EFFORTS TO COORDINATE THE MANY, ALREADY COMMITTED, PARTNERS. NFWF HAS A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO WATERSHED RESTORATION AND STEWARDSHIP, FOCUSED ON DEMONSTRABLE IMPROVEMENTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND SOCIAL VALUES, INCLUDING NATIVE BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY OF KEY INDICATOR SPECIES. NFWF HAS A TRACK RECORD OF ENGAGEMENT WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS AND PRIVATE LANDOWNERS AND HAS PREVIOUSLY ASSISTED FWS USING THIS PROVEN GRANT PROGRAM MODEL. THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND (DWCF) WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION, BOLSTER THE ECONOMY, FURTHER PROTECT COMMUNITIES, IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH, PROVIDE GREATER OUTDOOR RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES, AND HELP BUILD A MORE ADAPTABLE WATERSHED FOR ALL CITIZENS TO ENJOY TODAY AND INTO THE FUTURE.
Department of Agriculture
$14.2M
IMPLEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION PRACTICES ON PRIVATE, AGRICULTURAL WORKING LANDS THAT WILL BENEFIT WILDLIFE AND HABITAT BY R ESTORING, ENHANCING AND/OR MANAGING FORESTLAND AND GRASSLAND HABITATS, AS WELL AS WETLANDS, AND FARMLAND IN IDENTIFIED PRIORITY LANDSCAPES IN VARIOUS STATES ACROSS THE UNITED STATES.
Department of the Interior
$14.2M
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FUNDING IS REQUESTED TO SUPPORT THE ADMINISTRATION AND EXPANSION OF NATIONAL FISH WILDLIFE FOUNDATION S (NFWF) GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS INCLUDING: SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES (SOGL), CHICAGO AND CALUMET RIVERS FUND (CHI-CAL), SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN RESILIENCE FUND (SE MI), AND CONSERVATION PARTNERS PROGRAM S GREAT LAKES PRIORITIES (CPP). FUNDING REQUESTED VIA THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WILL BE DIRECTED TO NFWF PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES, CONTRACTS, PROGRAM EXPENSES AND SUB-AWARDS FUNDED UNDER ITS GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS. ALL SUB-AWARDS WILL BE SELECTED THROUGH COMPETITIVE GRANT PROCESS AND ALL AWARD DECISIONS DIRECTLY INFORMED THROUGH A HIGHLY ENGAGED AND COLLABORATIVE PROPOSAL REVIEW PROCESS WITH ALL FUNDING PARTNERS, PARTICULARLY THE U. S. FISH WILDLIFE SERVICE (USFWS). SUB-AWARD FUNDING WILL BE ALLOCATED TO PROJECTS THAT ALIGN WITH THE GREAT LAKES RESTORATION INITIATIVE (GLRI) FOCUS AREAS 2, 3, AND 4 WITH FUNDING DIRECTED TO PROJECTS WHOSE ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES DIRECTLY SUPPORT THE MEASURES OF PROGRESS UNDER THE FOLLOWING GLRI FOCUS AREA STRATEGIES: FOCUS AREA 2 - INVASIVE SPECIES CONTROL FOCUS AREA 3 - REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND IMPLEMENTATION FOCUS AREA 3 - GREEN STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE FOCUS AREA 3 - RIPARIAN RESTORATION FOR WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS FOCUS AREA 4 - AQUATIC CONNECTIVITY IMPROVEMENTS, STREAM RESTORATION, MARSH-BIRD RESTORATION MONITORING, AND ACTIVATING RESTORED HABITATS AND GREENSPACE (STEWARDSHIP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT). WITH GLRI FUNDING TO BE DIRECTED TO NFWF VIA THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH USFWS IN 2024, NFWF WILL: 1.) AWARD AND MANAGE ALL SUB-AWARDS FUNDED UNDER THE 2024 AND 2025 FUNDING CYCLES OF NFWF S GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS (SOGL, CHI-CAL, SE MI AND CPP) INCLUDING THOSE FUNDED DIRECTLY BY USFWS GLRI VIA THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT 2.) MANAGE ALL GRANTS TO BE AWARDED FUNDING PROVIDED BY THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IN 2024 AND 2025 3.) MONITOR AND EVALUATE THE OUTCOMES OF NFWF S GREAT LAKES PROGRAM GRANTS, INCLUDING ON-THE-GROUND MONITORING FOR KEY SPECIES 4.) DEVELOP THE 2025 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR SOGL, CHI-CAL, AND SE MI 5.) SOLICIT AND RECEIVE 2025 PROPOSALS FOR NFWF S GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS 6.) COORDINATE 2025 PROPOSAL REVIEWS 7.) WORK TO DEVELOP NEW PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS 8.) AND IMPLEMENT PROGRAM COMMUNICATION EFFORTS.
Department of Agriculture
$13.9M
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INCENTIVE PROGRAM
Department of Commerce
$13.9M
PURPOSE: THIS PROJECT WILL FACILITATE INNOVATIVE AND TECHNOLOGY-BASED SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE VESSEL STRIKE RISK ON THE ENDANGERED NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT WHALE. THE PROJECT WILL ADMINISTER A NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT WHALE GRANT PROGRAM FOCUSED ON ADMINISTERING SUBGRANTS WITH THE FOLLOWING FOCAL AREAS (1) AGGREGATION OF DATA RELEVANT TO WHALES AND VESSEL STRIKES (2) WHALE DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION (3) TOOLS TO DISSEMINATE KNOWN WHALE PRESENCE AND RECOMMENDED ACTIONS TO VESSELS (4) AND OTHER TOOLS INCLUDING MODIFYING VESSELS, ENHANCING AND UNDERSTANDING OF EXISTING DATA, AND MEASURING IMPACT OF OTHER EFFORTS. THE PROGRAM WILL FOCUS ON ENGAGING THE MARITIME INDUSTRY AND RELATED STAKEHOLDERS INCLUDING TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPERS, ACADEMIC, AND NGO GROUPS TO DRIVE THE DEVELOPMENT, TESTING, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER INNOVATIONS. THE PROJECT SEEKS TO DRIVE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS THROUGH DIRECT WORK WITH FISHERIES AND FISHING COMMUNITIES AS THEY TACKLE CHALLENGES.
Environmental Protection Agency
$13.9M
INNOVATIVE AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION PROJECTS CHARACTERIZING CURRENT WATER AND HABITAT CONDITIONS AS WELL AS THE CONDITION OF AQUATIC LIVING RESOURCES
Environmental Protection Agency
$13.8M
THIS ACTION AWARDS FEDERAL FUNDS OF $3,395,112 FOR ADMINISTRATION OF A GRANT PROGRAM TO ACCELERATE IMPLEMENTATION OF AGRICULTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMP) IN THE MOST EFFECTIVE BASINS WITHIN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED OF PENNSYLVANIA. THIS FUNDING INCLUDES $3,295,112 TOWARD IMPLEMENTATION OF ACTIVITY 1 (BMP IMPLEMENTATION) AND $100,00 TOWARD IMPLEMENTATION OF ACTIVITY 2 (TRACKING, VERIFYING, AND REPORTING BMP PROGRESS). FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $16,975,560 ARE CONTINGENT UPON AVAILABILITY. NOTE THAT THE HEADER OF THIS AWARD ERRONEOUSLY REFLECTS IT IS A GRANT AGREEMENT WHEREAS IT IS A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, AND THE HEADERS OF THE BUDGET DETAILS ON PAGE 4 SHOULD MORE ACCURATELY BE IDENTIFIED AS ACTIVITY 1: ACCELERATING BMP AND ACTIVITY 2: TRACKING BMP. EPA IS IMPLEMENTING A NEW GRANT SYSTEM THAT WILL SOON BE UNDERGOING ENHANCEMENTS TO CORRECT THESE ERRORS.
Environmental Protection Agency
$12.7M
DESCRIPTION:THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENT ITS PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND BY: 1) DEVELOP THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) DISSEMINATE THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS THROUGH MULTIPLE VENUES; 3) PROVIDE MULTIPLE FORMS OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO APPLICANTS AND SUBRECIPIENTS INCLUDING ONE-TO-ONE OUTREACH, WEBINARS, SHARED LEARNING AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES, GEOGRAPHICALLY FOCUSED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND GUIDANCE MATERIALS; 4) DEVELOP AND MANAGE GRANT EVALUATION; 5) DELIVER A VIRTUAL GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) DELIVER AND SUPPORT MULTIPLE FORMS OF EDUCATION ABOUT LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND INVESTMENTS AND IMPACT; 7) ENGAGE FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; 8) SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENHANCED COMMUNITY-FACING COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE NETWORKS; 9) ADMINISTER SUBRECIPIENT GRANT AGREEMENTS AND THE RECIPIENT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FROM INCEPTION TO CLOSURE; 10) MANAGE AND UPDATE A SPATIAL DECISION TOOL WHICH INFORMS PRIORITIES FOR CONSERVATION INVESTMENT FOR THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND IN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WATERSHED AND RELATED GEOGRAPHY AS PART OF THE MULTI-YEAR NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION NORTHEAST WATERSHED BUSINESS PLAN; 11) COMMISSION EVALUATION OF LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND GRANT PROGRAM BY A THIRD-PARTY NEUTRAL EXPERT TEAM FOCUSED ON CLOSED GRANTS 2015-2021; AND 12) PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES TO REVISE THE COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN.ACTIVITIES:SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL: 1) DEVELOP FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) DISSEMINATE REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL THROUGH MULTIPLE VENUES; 3) PROVIDE APPLICANT AND SUBRECIPIENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE; 4) DEVELOP AND MANAGE GRANT PROPOSAL EVALUATION; 5) DELIVER VIRTUAL GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) DELIVER AND SUPPORT MULTIPLE FORMS OF EDUCATION ABOUT FUTURES FUND INVESTMENTS AND IMPACT; 7) ENGAGE FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; 8) ADMINISTER SUBRECIPIENT GRANTS AND RECIPIENT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS; 9) MANAGE AND UPDATE SPATIAL DECISION TOOL TO INFORM FUTURES FUND CONSERVATION INVESTMENTS; 10) COMMISSION AND MANAGE A THIRD-PARTY EVALUATION OF FUTURES FUND 2015-2021; AND 11) PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES TO REVISE THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN.SUBRECIPIENT:SUBAWARDS WILL BE SELECTED THROUGH A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROCESS AND WILL MEET THE OBJECTIVES OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN.OUTCOMES:SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL PRODUCE THE FOLLOWING DELIVERABLES: 1) ANNUAL COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) A DIVERSE APPLICANT POOL; 3) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE; 4) FINAL SLATE OF GRANT AWARDS; 5) GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND PRESENTATIONS; 7) ENHANCED FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; 8) SUBRECIPIENT AND RECIPIENT AWARD ADMINISTRATION; 9) A SPATIAL DECISION TOOL AND INVESTMENT STRATEGY; 10) A PROGRAM EVALUATION; 11) A REVISED COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN THAT INCLUDES CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE FUTURES FUND. DIRECT BENEFICIARIES OF THIS PROGRAM INCLUDE THE GENERAL POPULATION IN THE NEW YORK, CONNECTICUT, AND UPPER BASIN PORTIONS OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WATERSHED AND THEIR SURROUNDING AREAS, SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING, ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGERS AND POLICY MAKERS AND THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY WITH A FOCUS ON DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES.
Environmental Protection Agency
$12.7M
DESCRIPTION:THIS INCREMENTAL AWARD PROVIDES $405,757 OF FEDERAL FUNDING. THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENT ITS PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND BY: 1) DEVELOP THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) DISSEMINATE THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS THROUGH MULTIPLE VENUES; 3) PROVIDE MULTIPLE FORMS OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO APPLICANTS AND SUBRECIPIENTS INCLUDING ONE-TO-ONE OUTREACH, WEBINARS AND SHARED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, GEOGRAPHICALLY FOCUSED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND GUIDANCE MATERIALS.; 4) MANAGE AND COMPLETE GRANT PROPOSAL EVALUATION; 5) DELIVER A GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) DELIVER AND SUPPORT MULTIPLE FORMS OF EDUCATION ABOUT LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND INVESTMENTS AND IMPACT; 7) ENGAGE FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; AND 8) ADMINISTER SUBRECIPIENT GRANT AGREEMENTS AND THE RECIPIENT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FROM INCEPTION TO CLOSURE.ACTIVITIES:SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL: 1) DEVELOP FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) DISSEMINATE REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL THROUGH MULTIPLE VENUES; 3) PROVIDE APPLICANT AND SUBRECIPIENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE; 4) DEVELOP AND MANAGE GRANT PROPOSAL EVALUATION; 5) DELIVER VIRTUAL GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) DELIVER AND SUPPORT MULTIPLE FORMS OF EDUCATION ABOUT FUTURES FUND INVESTMENTS AND IMPACT; 7) ENGAGE FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; AND 8) ADMINISTER SUBRECIPIENT GRANTS AND RECIPIENT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS.SUBRECIPIENT:SUBAWARDS WILL BE SELECTED THROUGH A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROCESS AND WILL MEET THE OBJECTIVES OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND PARTNERSHIP COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN.OUTCOMES:SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL PRODUCE THE FOLLOWING DELIVERABLES: 1) ANNUAL COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) A COMPREHENSIVE APPLICANT POOL; 3) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE; 4) FINAL SLATE OF GRANT AWARDS; 5) GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND PRESENTATIONS; 7) ENHANCED FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; AND 8) SUBRECIPIENT AND RECIPIENT AWARD ADMINISTRATION.
Environmental Protection Agency
$12.7M
DESCRIPTION:THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENT ITS PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND BY: 1) DEVELOP THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) DISSEMINATE THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS THROUGH MULTIPLE VENUES; 3) PROVIDE MULTIPLE FORMS OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO APPLICANTS AND SUBRECIPIENTS INCLUDING ONE-TO-ONE OUTREACH, WEBINARS AND SHARED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, GEOGRAPHICALLY FOCUSED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND GUIDANCE MATERIALS.; 4) DEVELOP AND MANAGE GRANT PROPOSAL EVALUATION; 5) DELIVER A VIRTUAL GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) DELIVER AND SUPPORT MULTIPLE FORMS OF EDUCATION ABOUT LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND INVESTMENTS AND IMPACT; 7) ENGAGE FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; 8) ADMINISTER SUBRECIPIENT GRANT AGREEMENTS AND THE RECIPIENT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FROM INCEPTION TO CLOSURE; AND 9) MANAGE AND UPDATE A SPATIAL DECISION TOOL WHICH INFORMS PRIORITIES FOR CONSERVATION INVESTMENT FOR THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND IN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WATERSHED AND RELATED GEOGRAPHY AS PART OF THE MULTI-YEAR NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION NORTHEAST WATERSHED BUSINESS PLAN.ACTIVITIES:SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL: 1) DEVELOP FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) DISSEMINATE REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL THROUGH MULTIPLE VENUES; 3) PROVIDE APPLICANT AND SUBRECIPIENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE; 4) DEVELOP AND MANAGE GRANT PROPOSAL EVALUATION; 5) DELIVER VIRTUAL GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) DELIVER AND SUPPORT MULTIPLE FORMS OF EDUCATION ABOUT FUTURES FUND INVESTMENTS AND IMPACT; 7) ENGAGE FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; ; 8) ADMINISTER SUBRECIPIENT GRANTS AND RECIPIENT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS; AND 9) MANAGE AND UPDATE SPATIAL DECISION TOOL TO INFORM FUTURES FUND CONSERVATION INVESTMENTS.SUBRECIPIENT:SUBAWARDS WILL BE SELECTED THROUGH A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROCESS AND WILL MEET THE OBJECTIVES OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN.OUTCOMES:SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL PRODUCE THE FOLLOWING DELIVERABLES: 1) ANNUAL COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) A COMPREHENSIVE APPLICANT POOL; 3) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE; 4) FINAL SLATE OF GRANT AWARDS; 5) GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND PRESENTATIONS; 7) ENHANCED FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; 8) SUBRECIPIENT AND RECIPIENT AWARD ADMINISTRATION AND A COMPREHENSIVE QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN; AND 9) A SPATIAL DECISION TOOL AND INVESTMENT STRATEGY. DIRECT BENEFICIARIES OF THIS PROGRAM INCLUDE THE GENERAL POPULATION IN THE NEW YORK, CONNECTICUT, AND UPPER BASIN PORTIONS OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WATERSHED AND ITS SURROUNDING AREAS, SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING, ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGERS AND POLICY MAKERS AND THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY.
Environmental Protection Agency
$12.7M
DESCRIPTION:THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENT ITS PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND BY: 1) DEVELOP THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) DISSEMINATE THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS THROUGH MULTIPLE VENUES; 3) PROVIDE MULTIPLE FORMS OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO APPLICANTS AND SUBRECIPIENTS INCLUDING ONE-TO-ONE OUTREACH, WEBINARS, SHARED LEARNING AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES, GEOGRAPHICALLY FOCUSED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND GUIDANCE MATERIALS; 4) DEVELOP AND MANAGE GRANT EVALUATION; 5) DELIVER A VIRTUAL GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) DELIVER AND SUPPORT MULTIPLE FORMS OF EDUCATION ABOUT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND INVESTMENTS AND IMPACTS; 7) ENGAGE FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; 8) SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENHANCED COMMUNITY-FACING, COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE NETWORKS; 9) ADMINISTER SUBRECIPIENT GRANT AGREEMENTS AND THE RECIPIENT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FROM INCEPTION TO CLOSURE; 10) MANAGE AND UPDATE A SPATIAL DECISION TOOL WHICH INFORMS PRIORITIES FOR CONSERVATION INVESTMENT FOR THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND IN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WATERSHED AND RELATED GEOGRAPHY AS PART OF THE MULTI-YEAR NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION NORTHEAST WATERSHEDS BUSINESS PLAN; 11) COMMISSION EVALUATION OF LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND GRANT PROGRAM BY A THIRD-PARTY NEUTRAL EXPERT TEAM FOCUSED ON LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND CLOSED GRANTS 2015-2021; AND 12) PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES TO UPDATE THE COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN.ACTIVITIES:SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL: 1) DEVELOP THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS (NARRATIVE APPLICATION, EVALUATION CRITERIA, TIPS FOR PREPARING AN APPLICATION, AND EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND TOOLS INCLUDING POLLUTION CALCULATORS, BUDGETS, LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES, QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN MATERIALS AND PORTAL, ETCETERA); 2) DISSEMINATE THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS THROUGH MULTIPLE VENUES. DISSEMINATE AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO INFORM POTENTIAL APPLICANTS ABOUT LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND FUNDING AVAILABILITY. DISSEMINATION WILL INCLUDE: A. NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION AND THE LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY POSTING THE ANNOUNCEMENT ON THEIR RESPECTIVE WEB PAGES; B. VIA AN ELECTRONIC LISTSERV BASED IN THE MAILCHIMP PLATFORM MAINTAINED BY NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION. C. CONDUCTING INDIVIDUAL OUTREACH WITHIN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND GEOGRAPHY TO INFORM POTENTIAL APPLICANTS OR COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE ABOUT LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND (FOR EXAMPLE, STATE BASED 319 PROGRAMS, NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION GROUPS); D. VIA SOCIAL MEDIA; E. VIA THE TECHNICAL FIELD LIAISON TEAM WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS IN NON-COASTAL CONNECTICUT AND THE UPPER BASIN STATES OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WATERSHED (MASSACHUSETTS, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT); AND VIA THE SEA GRANT EXTENSION PROFESSIONALS; 3) PROVIDE MULTIPLE FORMS OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO APPLICANTS AND SUBRECIPIENTS INCLUDING ONE-TO-ONE OUTREACH, WEBINARS, SHARED LEARNING AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES, GEOGRAPHICALLY FOCUSED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND GUIDANCE MATERIALS. APPLICANTS: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IS COORDINATED AND DELIVERED BY NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION AS FOLLOWS THROUGH THE UPPER BASIN FIELD LIAISON TEAM, LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY PARTNERS AND NEW YORK AND CONNECTICUT SEA GRANT EXTENSION PROFESSIONALS AND LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY STAFF FROM THE NEW ENGLAND INTERSTATE WATERSHED POLLUTION CONTROL COMMISSION. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES WILL INVOLVE ONE-TO-ONE WRITTEN AND OTHER FORMS OF FEEDBACK ABOUT THE GENERAL FIT OF PROJECT IDEAS TO THE CONSERVATION PRIORITIES OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND AND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDAT
Department of Commerce
$11.6M
MODIFIED PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT SECTION APPL_ID: 11524784 GRANT NUMBER: NA26NOSX999C0006-T1-01 TITLE: FY26 NOAA DISASTER RESPONSE MARINE DEBRIS REMOVAL IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA), THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) WILL ADMINISTER FUNDING TO REMOVE DAMAGING MARINE DEBRIS FROM COASTAL AREAS OF COMMUNITIES IMPACTED BY HURRICANES TO REDUCE IMPACTS TO COMMUNITIES, INDUSTRY AND FURTHER HARM TO HABITATS AND FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. SPECIFIC PRIORITY LOCATIONS ARE THOSE COASTAL HABITATS, SHORELINES, AND NEARSHORE WATERS OF COASTAL COUNTIES IN GUAM, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH CAROLINA IMPACTED BY THE 2023/2024 HURRICANES IDALIA, HELENE, MILTON, OR TYPHOON MAWAR STORM EVENTS. THIS PROJECT WILL SUPPORT NFWF TO MANAGE A COMPETITIVE APPLICATION PROCESS THROUGH THE HURRICANE RESPONSE MARINE DEBRIS REMOVAL FUND (OR OTHER FUNDS AS APPROPRIATE AND APPROVED BY NOAA) TO DETERMINE SUBAWARDS THAT ARE BEST POSITIONED TO CARRY OUT EFFECTIVE MARINE DEBRIS REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL PROJECTS AT THE LOCAL LEVEL. NFWF WILL MANAGE ALL PROGRAMMATIC ELEMENTS OF THE FUNDING OPPORTUNITY, IN COLLABORATION WITH NOAA.
Department of the Interior
$10.8M
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FUNDING IS REQUESTED TO SUPPORT THE ADMINISTRATION AND EXPANSION OF NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION S (NFWF) GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS: SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES (SOGL), CHI CAL RIVERS FUND, SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN (SE MI) RESILIENCE FUND, AND CONSERVATION PARTNERS PROGRAMS GREAT LAKES PRIORITIES. FUNDING REQUESTED VIA THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WILL BE DIRECTED TO NFWF PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES CONTRACTS PROGRAM EXPENSES AND SUB AWARDS FUNDED UNDER ITS GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS. ALL SUB AWARDS WILL BE SELECTED THROUGH COMPETITIVE GRANT PROCESSES AND ALL AWARD DECISIONS DIRECTLY INFORMED THROUGH A HIGHLY ENGAGED AND COLLABORATIVE PROPOSAL REVIEW PROCESS WITH ALL FUNDING PARTNERS PARTICULARLY THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (FWS). SUB AWARD FUNDING WILL BE ALLOCATED TO PROJECTS THAT ALIGN WITH GREAT LAKES RESTORATION INITIATIVE (GLRI) FOCUS AREAS 2, 3, AND 4 WITH FUNDING DIRECTED TO PROJECTS WHOSE ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES DIRECTLY SUPPORT THE MEASURES OF PROGRESS. WITH THE GLRI FUNDING TO BE DIRECTED TO NFWF VIA THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH FWS IN 2025 NFWF WILL AWARD AND MANAGE ALL SUB AWARDS FUNDED UNDER THE 2025 AND 2026 FUNDING CYCLES OF NFWFS GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS INCLUDING THOSE FUNDED DIRECTLY BY FWS AND GLRI VIA THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, MANAGE ALL GRANTS TO BE AWARDED FUNDING PROVIDED BY THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IN 2025 AND 2026, MONITOR AND EVALUATE THE OUTCOMES OF NFWFS GREAT LAKES PROGRAM GRANTS, INCLUDING ON THE GROUND MONITORING FOR KEY SPECIES,, DEVELOP THE 2026 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR SOGL CHI CAL AND SE MI, SOLICIT AND RECEIVE 2026 PROPOSALS FOR NFWFS GREAT LAKES PROGRAMS, COORDINATE 2026 PROPOSAL REVIEWS, WORK TO DEVELOP NEW PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS AND IMPLEMENT PROGRAM COMMUNICATIONS EFFORTS.
Department of the Interior
$10.7M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS) WILL MANAGE THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND. AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701 OF 1984, NFWF WILL ASSIST FWS BY DEVELOPING A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF IMPROVING RESTORATION AND PROTECTION OF THE RESOURCES IN THE DELAWARE RIVER WATERSHED BY ENHANCING EFFORTS TO COORDINATE THE MANY, ALREADY COMMITTED, PARTNERS. NFWF HAS A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO WATERSHED RESTORATION AND STEWARDSHIP, FOCUSED ON DEMONSTRABLE IMPROVEMENTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND SOCIAL VALUES, INCLUDING NATIVE BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY OF KEY INDICATOR SPECIES. NFWF HAS A TRACK RECORD OF ENGAGEMENT WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS AND PRIVATE LANDOWNERS AND HAS PREVIOUSLY ASSISTED FWS USING THIS PROVEN GRANT PROGRAM MODEL. THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND (DWCF) WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION, BOLSTER THE ECONOMY, FURTHER PROTECT COMMUNITIES, IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH, PROVIDE GREATER OUTDOOR RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES, AND HELP BUILD A MORE ADAPTABLE WATERSHED FOR ALL CITIZENS TO ENJOY TODAY AND INTO THE FUTURE.
Environmental Protection Agency
$10.7M
DESCRIPTION:THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENT ITS PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND BY: 1) DEVELOP THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS; 2) DISSEMINATE THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS THROUGH MULTIPLE VENUES AND IN MULTIPLE FORMATS; 3) PROVIDE MULTIPLE FORMS OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO APPLICANTS AND SUBRECIPIENTS INCLUDING ONE-TO-ONE OUTREACH, WEBINARS, SHARED LEARNING AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES, GEOGRAPHICALLY FOCUSED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND GUIDANCE MATERIALS; 4) DEVELOP AND MANAGE GRANT EVALUATION; 5) DELIVER A SUBRECIPIENT AND PARTNER TECHNICAL NETWORKING AND ANNOUNCEMENT EVENT; 6) DELIVER AND SUPPORT MULTIPLE FORMS OF EDUCATION ABOUT LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND INVESTMENTS AND IMPACT; 7) ENGAGE FEDERAL AND NONFEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS; 8) SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENHANCED COMMUNITY-FACING, COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE NETWORKS WITHIN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY AREA BOUNDARY; 9) ADMINISTER SUBRECIPIENT GRANT AGREEMENTS AND THE RECIPIENT COOPERATIVE FROM INCEPTION TO CLOSURE; AND 10) MANAGE AND UPDATE A SPATIAL DECISION TOOL AND STRATEGY ABOUT PRIORITIES FOR CONSERVATION INVESTMENT FOR THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND IN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WATERSHED AND RELATED GEOGRAPHY IN A MULTI-YEAR INVESTMENT PLAN. ACTIVITIES:SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL: 1) DEVELOP THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS. DEVELOP THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS (NARRATIVE APPLICATION, EVALUATION CRITERIA, TIPS FOR PREPARING AN APPLICATION, AND EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND TOOLS INCLUDING POLLUTION CALCULATORS, BUDGETS, LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES, QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN MATERIALS AND PORTAL, ETCETERA). 2) DISSEMINATE THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS. DISSEMINATE AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO INFORM POTENTIAL APPLICANTS ABOUT LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND FUNDING AVAILABILITY. DISSEMINATION WILL INCLUDE: 1) NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION AND THE LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY POSTING THE ANNOUNCEMENT ON THEIR RESPECTIVE WEB PAGES; 2) VIA AN ELECTRONIC LISTSERV BASED IN THE MAILCHIMP PLATFORM MAINTAINED BY NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION. 3) CONDUCTING INDIVIDUAL OUTREACH WITHIN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND GEOGRAPHY TO INFORM POTENTIAL APPLICANTS OR COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE ABOUT LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND (FOR EXAMPLE, STATE BASED 319 PROGRAMS, NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION GROUPS); 4) VIA SOCIAL MEDIA; 5) VIA THE TECHNICAL FIELD LIAISON TEAM WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS IN NON-COASTAL CONNECTICUT AND THE UPPER BASIN STATES OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WATERSHED (MASSACHUSETTS, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT); AND VIA THE SEA GRANT EXTENSION PROFESSIONALS. 3) PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO APPLICANTS AND SUBRECIPIENTS. APPLICANTS: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IS COORDINATED AND DELIVERED BY NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION AS FOLLOWS THROUGH THE UPPER BASIN FIELD LIAISON TEAM, LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY PARTNERS AND NEW YORK AND CONNECTICUT SEA GRANT EXTENSION PROFESSIONALS AND LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY STAFF FROM THE NEW ENGLAND INTERSTATE WATERSHED POLLUTION CONTROL COMMISSION. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES WILL INVOLVE ONE-TO-ONE WRITTEN AND OTHER FORMS OF FEEDBACK ABOUT THE GENERAL FIT OF PROJECT IDEAS TO THE CONSERVATION PRIORITIES OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND AND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE AND IMPLEMENTATION ACTIONS, EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOCUSED ON LIS, A TIPS GUIDANCE DOCUMENT ABOUT PREPARING A LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND APPLICATION AND USING THE ONLINE APPLICATION SYSTEM AND MULTIPLE ON-THE-GROUND WORKSHOPS AND WEBINARS. SUBRECIPIENTS: THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM IS COMPRISED OF NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION, LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY PARTNERS AND QUALITY ASS
Department of the Interior
$10.6M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS)WILL MANAGE THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND. AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATIONESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701 OF 1984, NFWF WILL ASSIST FWS BY DEVELOPING A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITHTHE GOAL OF IMPROVING RESTORATION AND PROTECTION OF THE RESOURCES IN THE DELAWARE RIVER WATERSHED BY ENHANCINGEFFORTS TO COORDINATE THE MANY, ALREADY COMMITTED, PARTNERS. NFWF HAS A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO WATERSHEDRESTORATION AND STEWARDSHIP, FOCUSED ON DEMONSTRABLE IMPROVEMENTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND SOCIAL VALUES,INCLUDING NATIVE BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY OF KEY INDICATOR SPECIES. NFWF HAS A TRACK RECORD OFENGAGEMENT WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS AND PRIVATE LANDOWNERS AND HAS PREVIOUSLY ASSISTED FWS USING THIS PROVEN GRANT PROGRAM MODEL. THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND (DWCF) WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION, BOLSTER THE ECONOMY, FURTHER PROTECT COMMUNITIES, IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH, PROVIDE GREATER OUTDOOR RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES, AND HELP BUILD A MORE ADAPTABLE WATERSHED FOR ALL CITIZENS TO ENJOY TODAY AND INTO THE FUTURE.
Department of Commerce
$10.4M
NFWF-NOAA NRDA IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS FY16
Department of Commerce
$10.3M
HURRICANE RESPONSE MARINE DEBRIS REMOVAL FUND
Department of the Interior
$10M
FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES GRANT PROGRAM.
Department of Commerce
$10M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION AND NOAA PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP FOR FY 2010-2013
Department of Agriculture
$10M
CONSERVATION PARTNERS PROGRAM FY21 - SECOND AGREEMENT
Department of Commerce
$10M
THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO CONTINUE OUR STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) THROUGH A NEW MULTI-YEAR AGREEMENT WITH NOAA FISHERIES OFFICE OF PROTECTED RESOURCES THAT WILL ADVANCE OUR MUTUAL GOALS IN CAPACITY AND MANAGEMENT FOR MARINE MAMMALS, SEA TURTLES, SALMON AND OTHER PROTECTED RESOURCES. IN FY23 THE PRINCIPAL FOCUS WILL BE ON ASSISTING NOAA WITH UNFORESEEN MANAGEMENT NEEDS SUCH AS STRANDING EVENTS AND UNUSUAL MORTALITY EVENTS, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OPPORTUNITIES LIKE NEW FUNDING PARTNERS TO FURTHER NOAA AND NFWF SHARED GOALS FOR PROTECTED RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT.
Environmental Protection Agency
$10M
DESCRIPTION:THE ACTION AWARDS FEDERAL FUNDS OF $10,000,000 TO FULLY FUND THE AWARD. THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT (COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW) IS FUNDING THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT TO SUPPORT EFFORTS WITHIN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED THAT VASTLY ACCELERATE SUB-WATERSHED AND/OR REGIONAL SCALE IMPLEMENTATION OF NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTIONS WITH INNOVATIVE, SUSTAINABLE, AND COST-EFFECTIVE APPROACHES. ACTIVITIES:THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) WILL IMPLEMENT THE INNOVATIVE NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION (INSR) PROGRAM THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT, ADMINISTRATION, AND MANAGEMENT OF AN ANNUAL COMPETITIVE SUBAWARD PROGRAM AIMED AT ACHIEVING PROGRAM GOALS. SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE SOLICITATION OF INNOVATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS TO ADVANCE REGIONAL IMPLEMENTATION OF WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS, EVALUATION OF PROPOSALS, EXECUTION OF SUBAWARDS, AND MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT OF IMPLEMENTATION AND ASSOCIATED WATER QUALITY IMPACTS.SUBRECIPIENT:NFWF WILL SUBAWARD FUNDS TO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL SCALE PROJECTS AIMED AT RESTORING WATER QUALITY AND HABITATS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS TRIBUTARY RIVERS AND STREAMS.OUTCOMES:THIS AWARD SUPPORTS ACHIEVEMENT OF THE GOALS AND OUTCOMES OF THE 2014 CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED AGREEMENT, WITH EMPHASIS ON ACCELERATING THE RATE AND SCALE OF WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS TOWARD THE WATER QUALITY GOAL AND 2025 WATERSHED IMPLEMENTATION PLAN OUTCOME. THE EXPECTED OUTCOME IS REDUCTION OF NUTRIENTS AND SEDIMENT NECESSARY TO SUPPORT THE AQUATIC LIVING RESOURCES OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS TRIBUTARIES. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES OF THE INSR PROGRAM INCLUDE THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP, RESIDENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED, HUMAN HEALTH, AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
Department of Commerce
$9.7M
NFWF PROPOSES TO CONTINUE AND EXPAND EFFORTS TO IMPLEMENT RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT (NRDA) AUTHORITIES IMPLEMENTED BY NOAAS DAMAGE ASSESSMENT, REMEDIATION AND RESTORATION PROGRAM (DARRP). THE FUNDING WILL SUPPORT A BROAD RANGE OF RESTORATION ACTIVITIES SUCH AS BYCATCH REDUCTION EFFORTS, SEA TURTLE STRANDING SURVEYS AND MONITORING, MARINE MAMMAL CONSERVATION TECHNIQUE DEVELOPMENT, ABALONE POPULATION ENHANCEMENT, HABITAT RESTORATION, AND MARSH CONSERVATION. OVERALL, THESE RESTORATION ACTIVITIES SUPPORT FISH, MARINE LIFE, AND HABITATS THAT ARE IMPORTANT COMPONENTS OF COMMERCIAL AND RECREATIONAL FISHERIES AND OTHER RECREATIONAL INDUSTRIES.
Department of the Interior
$9.2M
2021 DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND
Department of the Interior
$9.1M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION - SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
Department of Commerce
$8.4M
NFWF - NOAA NRDA IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS MANAGEMENT 2012-2016
Department of the Interior
$8.2M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS) WILL MANAGE YEAR FOUR OF THE AMERICAS ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION INITIATIVE (AERI, THE PROGRAM). UTILIZING FUNDING AUTHORIZED BY BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW (ALSO KNOWN AS THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT) P.L. 117-58 SECTION 40804(4) ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION, NFWF WILL WORK WITH FWS TO ADMINISTER A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF STREAMLINING FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEW VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PROJECTS AROUND THE UNITED STATES. NFWF HAS A SHARED MISSION WITH FWS AND A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO SUCCESSFUL COMPETITIVE CONSERVATION GRANT PROGRAMDELIVERY AROUND THE COUNTRY. FUNDED PROJECTS WILL ADVANCE EXISTING LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION PLANS AND OR PROPOSE TO KNIT TOGETHER A DIVERSE STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIP THAT DEVELOPS AND OR IMPLEMENTS NEW CONSERVATION PLANS. AERI PROJECTS WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES, BOLSTER LOCAL ECONOMIES, ENGAGE COMMUNITIES, EXPAND PUBLIC ACCESS TO NATURE, AND IMPROVE COMMUNITY RESILIENCE.
Department of Defense
$8M
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT N40192-20-2-8002, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) TO UNDERTAKE THE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT FOR THE READINESS AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INTEGRATION (REPI) PROGRAM TO REDUCE OR ELIMINATE CURRENT OR ANTICIPATED CONSERVATION ENCROACHMENT ISSUES AT JOINT REGION MARIANAS AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY (JRM AOR)
Environmental Protection Agency
$7.8M
THIS AWARD WILL FUND ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT LOCALLY BASED PROTECTION AND RESTORATION PROGRAMS THAT REDUCE POLLUTANTS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE IMPAIRME
Department of Commerce
$7.7M
CONTINUE CORAL REEF AND MARINE DEBRIS PROGRAMS AS WELL AS FOSTER OTHER PARTNERSHIPS FOR SUSTAINABLE OCEAN AND COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS.
Department of Defense
$7.7M
THE PURPOSE OF THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS TO ESTABLISH FUNDING FRAMEWORK BETWEEN US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE AND MARINE CORPS AIR GROUND CENTER FOR DESERT TORTOISE CONSERVATION UNDER THE RECOVERY AND SUSTAINMENT PARTNERSHIP.
Department of the Interior
$7.5M
CONSERVATION PROJECT FUNDING FOR NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
Department of the Interior
$7.4M
TO WORK WITH THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE S SOUTHEAST REGION TO FUND PROJECTS TO RESTORE, ENHANCE, AND CONSERVE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES AND OR STATE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREAS BY INCREASING THE RESILIENCY OF HABITATS AND INFRASTRUCTURE WHICH ARE DIRECTLY BENEFITING WILDLIFE REFUGES AND STATE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREAS. THE BENEFITS SHOULD INCREASE THE ABILITY OF AFOREMENTIONED PUBLIC LANDS TO WITHSTAND SEVERE WEATHER EVENTS DRIVEN BY CLIMATE CHANGE THROUGH NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS WITHIN THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI ALLUVIAL VALLEY (ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, AND TENNESSEE). PROJECTS MUST HAVE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS IN THE PROPOSAL: CLIMATE ADAPTATION, RESILIENCE, MITIGATION BENEFITS MEASURE OUTCOMES FOR ECOLOGICAL AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WATERFOWL CONSERVATION AT-RISK LISTED SPECIES (FEDERALLY LISTED SPECIES) CONSERVATION AND OR INVASIVE SPECIES CONTROL. THESE PROJECTS SELECTED WILL BE REVIEWED COMPETITIVELY BY NFWF IN CONSULTATION WITH THE USFWS BEFORE AWARDED FUNDING FROM THIS AGREEMENT.
Department of the Interior
$7.4M
THE CHESAPEAKE-WILD PROGRAM SEEKS TO RESTORE AND CONSERVE A NETWORK OF NATURAL AREAS, CORRIDORS, AND WATERWAYS ON PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LANDS TO SUPPORT THRIVING POPULATIONS OF NATIVE WILDLIFE, MIGRATORY BIRDS, FISH, AND PLANTS, AND TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC VITALITY OF THE COMMUNITIES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED. NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF), IN CONSULTATION WITH US. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (FWS), WILL CONDUCT COMPETITIVE GRANT AND PROCUREMENT PROCESSES DESIGNED TO ADDRESS THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE CHESAPEAKE WILD PROGRAM, INCLUDING THE FIVE STRATEGIC PROGRAM PILLARS CO-DEVELOPED BY PARTNERS AND ARTICULATED IN THE CHESAPEAKE WILD FRAMEWORK.
Department of the Interior
$7.4M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS)WILL MANAGE THE CHESAPEAKE WATERSHED INVESTMENTS FOR LANDSCAPE DEFENSE (WILD) PROGRAM. AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONALFISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701 OF 1984, NFWF WILL ASSIST FWS BY IMPLEMENTINGYEAR THREE OF A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF CONSERVING, STEWARDING, AND ENHANCING FISH ANDWILDLIFE HABITATS AND RELATED CONSERVATION VALUES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY, BUILDING CAPACITY OF REGIONAL PARTNERSTO ADDRESS SHARED RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION PRIORITIES, AND ENHANCING COORDINATION AMONG FEDERAL, STATE,LOCAL, AND REGIONAL ENTITIES WORKING TOWARD SHARED GOALS FOR SUSTAINING NATURAL RESOURCES AND HUMAN COMMUNITIESTHROUGHOUT THE WATERSHED.
Department of the Interior
$7.4M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS) WILL MANAGE THE CHESAPEAKE WATERSHED INVESTMENTS FOR LANDSCAPE DEFENSE (WILD) PROGRAM. AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701 OF 1984, NFWF WILL ASSIST FWS BY IMPLEMENTING YEAR TWO OF A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF CONSERVING, STEWARDING, AND ENHANCING FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITATS AND RELATED CONSERVATION VALUES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY, BUILDING CAPACITY OF REGIONAL PARTNERS TO ADDRESS SHARED RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION PRIORITIES, AND ENHANCING COORDINATION AMONG FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND REGIONAL ENTITIES WORKING TOWARD SHARED GOALS FOR SUSTAINING NATURAL RESOURCES AND HUMAN COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE WATERSHED.
Department of Defense
$7.2M
THE RECIPIENT WILL ADMINISTER THE LONGLEAF PINE STEWARDSHIP FUND.
Department of Commerce
$7.1M
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS FOR CORAL REEF CONSERVATION AND MARINE DEBRIS PROGRAMS
Department of the Interior
$7M
SUPPORT THE EXPANSION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES GRANT PROGRAM.
Department of the Interior
$6.9M
NATIONAL FISH & WILDLIFE FOUNDATION APPROPRIATED FUNDS AWARD 2013
Environmental Protection Agency
$6.9M
THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENT ITS PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND. SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS GRANT/COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL ADMINISTER THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND AND DEVELOP SUBAWARDS AIMED TO ACCELERATE THE RESTORATION AND PROTECTION OF LONG ISLAND SOUND. SUBRECIPIENTS ARE IDENTIFIED THROUGH A COMPETITIVE PROCESS AND CAN INCLUDE NON-PROFIT 501(C) ORGANIZATIONS, STATE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT, TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS, AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. DELIVERABLES WILL INCLUDE IMPLEMENTATION AS WELL AS OUTREACH AND EDUCATION PROJECTS THAT ADDRESS LONG ISLAND SOUND NEEDS IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: 1) CLEAN WATERS AND HEALTHY WATERSHEDS, 2) THRIVING HABITATS AND ABUNDANT WILDLIFE, 3) SUSTAINABLE AND RESILIENT COMMUNITIES, AND 4) SOUND SCIENCE AND INCLUSIVE MANAGEMENT. PROJECTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO INCORPORATE IDENTIFIED CROSS-CUTTING THEMES: RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE, LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE. DIRECT BENEFICIARIES OF THIS PROGRAM INCLUDE THE GENERAL POPULATION OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WATERSHED AND ITS SURROUNDING AREAS, SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING, ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGERS AND POLICY MAKERS AND THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY.
Department of the Interior
$6.9M
MRG NFWF NATIVE WATER LEASING PILOT 602
Department of the Interior
$6.9M
CREATED BY CONGRESS IN 1984, NFWF DIRECTS PUBLIC CONSERVATION DOLLARS TO THE MOST PRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS AND MATCHES THOSE INVESTMENTS WITH PRIVATE FUNDS. NFWF'S METHOD IS SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE: TO WORK WITH A FULL COMPLEMENT OF INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, NON-PROFITS, AND CORPORATIONS TO IDENTIFY AND FUND TARGETED CONSERVATION CHALLENGES THROUGHOUT THE NATION WHERE A FOCUSED INVESTMENT IS LIKELY TO RESULT IN A CONSERVATION SUCCESS. AUTHORIZING LEGISLATION INCLUDES: NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHMENT ACT (16 U.S.C. 3701 3709, PUBLIC LAW 98 244, MARCH 26, 1984, 98 STAT. 107, AS AMENDED BY PUBLIC LAW 100 240, JANUARY 11, 1988, 101 STAT. 1785, PUBLIC LAW 100 653, NOVEMBER 14, 1988, 102 STAT. 3834; AND PUBLIC LAW 103 232, 108 STAT. 336); ''FISH AND WILDLIFE COORDINATION ACT (16 USC 661 ET SEQ.)
Department of the Interior
$6.8M
CREATED BY CONGRESS IN 1984, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION NFWF , SERVES AS THE OFFICIAL FOUNDATION FOR THE U S FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE FWS NFWF IS PLEASED TO CONTINUE OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH FWS TO SUPPORT NFWF USFWS CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP 2022 FISCAL YEAR FY 2022 FWS FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF 6,841,311 ARE REQUESTED BY NFWF WHICH WILL BE MATCHED AT A MINIMUM OF 1 1 WITH NON FEDERAL CASH AND IN KIND CONTRIBUTIONS TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION PROGRAMS THAT MEET THE MUTUAL MISSIONS TO FURTHER THE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, AND OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES P L 98 244 ALL OF THE FUNDING IS DIRECTED TO ON THE GROUND CONSERVATION AND NO FUNDS ARE USED TO SUPPORT NFWF S ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS NFWF IS THE NATION S LARGEST PRIVATE CONSERVATION GRANT MAKER SUPPORTING MORE THAN 20,400 PROJECTS IN ALL 50 STATES AND GENERATING A TOTAL CONSERVATION IMPACT OF MORE THAN 7 4 BILLION NFWF IS AN INDEPENDENT 501 C 3 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION LEAD BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS APPROVED BY THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR THE FY 2022 FWS FUNDS RECEIVED THROUGH THIS PARTNERSHIP WILL SUPPORT CONSERVATION PROGRAMS INCLUDING NFWF WILL ENGAGE FWS IN THE GRANT SELECTION PROCESS FOR ALL APPLICABLE PROGRAMS FINAL AWARD DECISIONS ARE MADE AT THE DISCRETION OF THE NFWF BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND ARE SUBJECT TO A MANDATORY 30 DAY CONGRESSIONAL NOTIFICATION PERIOD FOR AWARDS OVER 10,000 IN FEDERAL FUNDS
Department of the Interior
$6.8M
FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO RUN A COMPETITIVE CHALLENGE GRANT PROGRAM THAT FURTHERS ON-THE-GROUND FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION WORK.
Department of the Interior
$6.6M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) WILL MAINTAIN AN ESTABLISHED GRANT PROGRAM, THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND, WHICH CARRIES OUT THE INTENT OF PUBLIC LAW 114322 SUBTITLE E. DELAWARE RIVER BASIN CONSERVATION. UNDER THE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NFWF WILL ASSIST THE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (FWS) BY ESTABLISHING A GRANT PROGRAM TO MANAGE THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND. THE ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701 OF 1984, AUTHORIZES NFWF TO ASSIST IN ACTIVITIES THAT FURTHER THE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, AND PLANT RESOURCES. NFWF WILL MANAGE THE ANNUAL COMPETITIVE GRANT PROCESS AND WITH SUBSTANTIAL INVOLVEMENT FROM FWS, AND OTHER PARTNERS, WILL DEVELOP CONSERVATION STRATEGIES AND EVALUATION CRITERIA, ALL OF WHICH WILL BE INTEGRATED INTO AN ANNUAL SOLICITATION WITH A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL, AS WELL AS A MERIT REVIEW PROCESS. NFWF WILL WORK WITH ITS EXISTING NETWORK OF GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE PHILANTHROPIC FUNDERS TO RAISE ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR THE FUND. NFWF WILL PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF A 1:1 MATCH TO FWS FUNDS THROUGH A COMBINATION OF FUNDS RAISED BY NFWF, AND IN-KIND AND CASH CONTRIBUTIONS PROVIDED BY NFWF GRANTEES AS MATCH FORTHEIR GRANTS.
Environmental Protection Agency
$6.5M
THIS AWARD SUPPORTS THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY INNOVATIVE NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT REDUCTION PROGRAM.
Department of Commerce
$6.3M
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NOAA, NFWF WILL ADMINISTER THE HURRICANE RESPONSE MARINE DEBRIS REMOVAL FUND TO REMOVE DAMAGING MARINE DEBRIS FROM COASTAL AREAS OF COMMUNITIES IMPACTED BY HURRICANES TO REDUCE IMPACTS TO COMMUNITIES, INDUSTRY AND FURTHER HARM TO HABITATS AND FISH AND WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. THE PARTNERSHIP MAY ALSO INCLUDE ADMINISTRATION OF FUNDS THROUGH OTHER EXISTING NFWF FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES WHERE PRIORITIES TO THIS AGREEMENT OVERLAP OR THROUGH SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS AS APPROPRIATE. REGARDLESS OF THE FUNDING OPPORTUNITY INSTRUMENT, THE PROCESS, TASKS AND ADMINISTRATION POLICIES WILL REMAIN THE SAME. THE PROJECT WILL INCLUDE SOLICITATION AND MANAGEMENT OF SUB-AWARDS THROUGH THE HURRICANE RESPONSE MARINE DEBRIS REMOVAL FUND OR OTHER FUNDS AS APPROPRIATE AND APPROVED BY NOAA. NFWF WILL MANAGE ALL PROGRAMMATIC ELEMENTS OF THE FUNDING OPPORTUNITY, IN COLLABORATION WITH NOAA. PROGRAM MANAGEMENT OCCURS ACROSS ALL ASPECTS OF GRANT MAKING AND REQUIRES A VARIETY OF NFWF STAFF WHO ARE EXPERTS ON DIFFERENT ELEMENTS OF THE PROCESS (SEE APPENDIX B FOR KEY STAFF AND BIOS). CROSSCUTTING PROGRAMMATIC EFFORTS INCLUDE: MAINTAINING CLOSE COORDINATION WITH NOAA PARTNERS. ORGANIZING THE NFWF MARINE DEBRIS TEAM, NFWF REGIONAL EXPERTS, AND NOAA PARTNERS AROUND SPECIFIC WORK. DEVELOPING DOCUMENTS (I.E. RFPS, RFQS, INTERNAL MEMOS, ETC.) AS NECESSARY. REVIEWING AND SELECTING SUB-AWARDS THAT FULFILL OVERARCHING GOALS OF THE AGREEMENT. DEVELOPING COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGIES TO ACHIEVE GOALS, AS APPROPRIATE. COORDINATING PROCESSES FOR SUB-CONTRACTING AS APPROPRIATE. TRACKING AND MAINTAINING CONSISTENT FORWARD MOVEMENT TO CARRY OUT THE OBJECTIVES OF THE AGREEMENT WITHIN THE TIMEFRAME. ASSESSING PROGRAM PROGRESS IN PURSUIT OF OVERARCHING GOALS.
Department of the Interior
$6.2M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION NFWF RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS 1 5 MILLION IN FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE RENEWAL OF NFWF AND BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT S BLM LONGSTANDING CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP FOR FISCAL YEAR 2022 FY22 NFWF HAS ESTABLISHED LANDSCAPE SCALE CONSERVATION PROGRAMS AROUND THE COUNTRY MANY OF WHICH HAVE OVERLAPPING GEOGRAPHIES WITH BLM LANDS, SHARED PRIORITIES WITH BLM HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL WILDLIFE PROGRAM, AND HISTORICAL INCLUSION OF BLM AS A KEY PARTNER DRIVEN BY SCIENCE BASED GOALS, AND FOR MANY OF THE GEOGRAPHIES, BUSINESS PLANS NFWF S PROGRAMS BRING TOGETHER FEDERAL AND NON FEDERAL PARTNERS AND PRIORITIES TO GENERATE REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS RFPS THAT LEVERAGE PARTNER RESOURCES, SOLICIT TARGETED PROJECTS, AND GENERATE ROBUST ANNUAL GRANT SLATES TRACKED THROUGH METRICS AND SCORECARDS FOR THIS FY22 PARTNERSHIP, BLM AND NFWF WILL COORDINATE ON AND UTILIZE APPROXIMATELY SIX OF NFWF S PROGRAMS AND THEIR RFPS TO SOLICIT COMPETITIVE PROJECTS THAT ADDRESS SHARED BLM NFWF CONSERVATION PRIORITIES NFWF WILL WORK WITH BLM TO ENSURE BLM S PRIORITIES ARE CAPTURED IN EACH PROGRAM RFP, WILL HAVE BLM PARTICIPATE IN THE REVIEW COMMITTEE FOR EACH PROGRAM AND PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT FUNDING, AND WILL ENSURE THAT BLM FUNDS ONLY GO TO PROJECTS SUPPORTED BY THE AGENCY THROUGH THESE NFWF PROGRAMS, AND SUBSEQUENTLY SELECTED PROJECTS, BLM PARTNERSHIPS FUNDS WILL BE LEVERAGED BY NFWF AND ITS PARTNERS WITH A MINIMUM 1 1 IN NON FEDERAL FUNDS NFWF WILL REMOVE ADMINISTRATIVE BURDEN FROM BLM BY UTILIZING NFWF S GRANTS MANAGEMENT EXPERTISE AND PROCESSES TO ESTABLISH SUBAWARD AGREEMENTS AND MONITORING OF SUBRECIPIENT OUTCOMES OVERALL, NFWF WILL HELP BRING OTHER RESOURCES TO BLM INTERESTS, CREATE A STREAMLINED PROCESS FOR FUNDING TARGETED PROPOSALS ACROSS SELECT GEOGRAPHIES AND SPECIES INTERESTS, AND MANAGE REPORTING TO BLM ACROSS SUBRECIPIENT PROJECT DELIVERABLES AND METRICS THIS APPROACH WILL NOT ONLY PRODUCE THE STRONGEST PROJECTS TARGETED TO SPECIFIC SCIENCE BASED OUTCOMES, BUT WILL BE DRIVEN AROUND EFFORTS THAT PROTECT BIODIVERSITY, CONSERVE AND RESTORE PRIORITY
Department of Commerce
$6.2M
DARRP SETTLEMENT RESTORATION PROGRAM- PROMOTE CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF OCEAN AND COASTAL RESOURCES AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR HABITAT AND SP
Department of the Interior
$6.2M
TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES GRANTS PROGRAM
Department of the Interior
$6.2M
SUPPORT THE EXPANSION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES GRANT PROGRAM
Department of Defense
$6.2M
THE PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED ACTION IS TO HELP ENSURE THE SAFETY OF MARINE CORPS AIR STATION (MCAS) CAMP PENDLETON AIR OPERATIONS WITHIN THE MCAS CAMP PENDLETON PRIMARY SURFACE, CLEAR ZONES, AND TRANSITION ZONES BY TRANSITIONING 25.29 ACRES OF RIPARIAN HABITAT SOUTHWEST OF THE RUNWAY TO GRASSLAND HABITAT.
Department of the Interior
$5.8M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE PARTNERSHIP GRANTS
Department of the Interior
$5.8M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION - SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
Department of Commerce
$5.8M
THIS AWARE IS AIMED AT REDUCING THE IMPACTS OF MARINE DEBRIS WITHIN THE PAPAHANAUMOKUAKEA MARINE NATIONAL MONUMENT (PMNM). THE EXPECTED OUTCOME OF THIS AGREEMENT IS THE REDUCTION OF NEAR-SHORE AND SHORELINE MARINE DEBRIS WITHIN THE PMNM, ACHIEVED THROUGH THE STRATEGIC REMOVAL OF MARINE DEBRIS (E.G. DERELICT FISHING GEAR, ABANDONED AND DERELICT VESSELS, AND OCEAN PLASTICS), AND ASSOCIATED COORDINATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES RELATED TO REMOVAL IN THE REGION. NOAA EXPECTS THAT THE MAJORITY OF FUNDING AWARDED TO NFWF THROUGH THIS AGREEMENT WILL SUPPORT SUB-AWARD(S) TO QUALIFIED ENTITIES TO IMPLEMENT PROJECTS OR PROGRAMS THAT WILL COORDINATE AND SUPPORT EFFORTS TO REDUCE, REMOVE AND BETTER UNDERSTAND THE SOURCES AND IMPACTS OF MARINE DEBRIS ON PMNM WILDLIFE AND HABITATS. WITH THESE FUNDS, NOAA AND NFWF WILL REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF MARINE DEBRIS TO AMOUNTS AT OR BELOW WHAT CAN BE REMOVED BY AN ANNUAL OR BI-ANNUAL PROGRAM AND TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF ENTANGLEMENT AND HABITAT DAMAGE I
Department of Commerce
$5.6M
ENHANCING MARINE CONSERVATION THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
Department of the Interior
$5.3M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS) WILL MANAGE THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND. AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701 OF 1984, NFWF WILL ASSIST FWS BY DEVELOPING A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF IMPROVING RESTORATION AND PROTECTION OF THE RESOURCES IN THE DELAWARE RIVER WATERSHED BY ENHANCING EFFORTS TO COORDINATE THE MANY, ALREADY COMMITTED, PARTNERS. NFWF HAS A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO WATERSHED RESTORATION AND STEWARDSHIP, FOCUSED ON DEMONSTRABLE IMPROVEMENTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND SOCIAL VALUES, INCLUDING NATIVE BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY OF KEY INDICATOR SPECIES. NFWF HAS A TRACK RECORD OF ENGAGEMENT WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS AND PRIVATE LANDOWNERS AND HAS PREVIOUSLY ASSISTED FWS USING THIS PROVEN GRANT PROGRAM MODEL. THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND (DWCF) WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION, BOLSTER THE ECONOMY, FURTHER PROTECT COMMUNITIES, IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH, PROVIDE GREATER OUTDOOR RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES, AND HELP BUILD A MORE ADAPTABLE WATERSHED FOR ALL CITIZENS TO ENJOY TODAY AND INTO THE FUTURE.
Department of the Interior
$5.3M
CREATED BY CONGRESS IN 1984, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF), SERVES AS THE OFFICIAL FOUNDATION FOR THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (FWS). NFWF IS PLEASED TO CONTINUE OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH FWS TO SUPPORT NFWF-USFWS CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP 2024. FISCAL YEAR (FY) 2024 FWS FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $5.29M ARE REQUESTED BY NFWF WHICH WILL BE MATCHED AT A MINIMUM OF 1:1 WITH NON-FEDERAL CASH AND IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION PROGRAMS THAT MEET THE MUTUAL MISSIONS TO FURTHER THE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, AND OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES (P.L. 98-244). NFWF RUNS SEVERAL COMPETITIVE SUB-AWARD PROGRAMS. THESE FUNDS WILL BE SUB-AWARDED THROUGH THE COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS. ALL OF THE FUNDING IS DIRECTED TO ON-THE-GROUND CONSERVATION AND NO FUNDS ARE USED TO SUPPORT NFWFS ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS.NFWF IS THE NATIONS LARGEST PRIVATE CONSERVATION GRANT-MAKER SUPPORTING MORE THAN 22,000 PROJECTS IN ALL 50 STATES AND GENERATING A TOTAL CONSERVATION IMPACT OF MORE THAN $10 BILLION. NFWF IS AN INDEPENDENT 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION LEAD BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS APPROVED BY THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR. THE FY 2024 FWS FUNDS RECEIVED THROUGH THIS PARTNERSHIP WILL SUPPORT SEVERAL CONSERVATION PROGRAMS.
Department of Agriculture
$5M
NFWF AND NRCS WILL LEVERAGE LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL RESOURCES TO FACILITATE IMPLEMENTATION OF CONSERVATION PRACTICES ON WORKING LANDS THAT WILL BENEFIT WILDLIFE AND HABITAT BY RESTORING LANDSCAPES.
Department of Commerce
$5M
NFWF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP MODIFIED PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT SECTION THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) IS PROVIDING UP TO $5,000,000 IN FEDERAL FUNDING OVER FIVE YEARS TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) FOR THE ENHANCING CORAL REEFS STEWARDSHIP THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PROJECT. SPECIFICALLY, THE NFWF WILL USE THESE FUNDS TO ADVANCE MUTUAL GOALS UNDER EXISTING PARTNERSHIPS TO HELP NOAA MEET THE REQUIREMENTS LAID OUT IN THE CORAL REEF CONSERVATION ACT OF 2000, AS AMENDED, INCLUDING: CORAL REEF CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY THROUGH ADMINISTRATION OF THE CORAL REEF STEWARDSHIP FUND TO SUPPORT CORAL REEF STEWARDSHIP ACTIVITIES; ASSIST NOAA IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR UNEXPECTED EVENTS CAUSING IMMEDIATE HARM TO CORAL REEFS AND CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS; AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A CORAL REEF DISASTER FUND TO SUPPORT THE LONG-TERM RECOVERY OF CORAL REEFS FROM EXIGENT CIRCUMSTANCES (WHEN FUNDS BECOME AVAILABLE).
Department of Agriculture
$5M
COLLABORATION BETWEEN NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION AND THE USDA PEOPLE'S GARDEN INITIATIVE TO EXPAND FLAGSHIP PEOPLE'S GARDEN NATIONWIDE.
Department of the Interior
$4.8M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS)WILL MANAGE THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND. AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATIONESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701 OF 1984, NFWF WILL ASSIST FWS BY DEVELOPING A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITHTHE GOAL OF IMPROVING RESTORATION AND PROTECTION OF THE RESOURCES IN THE DELAWARE RIVER WATERSHED BY ENHANCINGEFFORTS TO COORDINATE THE MANY, ALREADY COMMITTED, PARTNERS. NFWF HAS A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO WATERSHEDRESTORATION AND STEWARDSHIP, FOCUSED ON DEMONSTRABLE IMPROVEMENTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND SOCIAL VALUES,INCLUDING NATIVE BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY OF KEY INDICATOR SPECIES. NFWF HAS A TRACK RECORD OFENGAGEMENT WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS AND PRIVATE LANDOWNERS AND HAS PREVIOUSLY ASSISTED FWS USING THIS PROVEN GRANT PROGRAM MODEL. THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND (DWCF) WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION, BOLSTER THE ECONOMY, FURTHER PROTECT COMMUNITIES, IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH, PROVIDE GREATER OUTDOOR RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES, AND HELP BUILD A MORE ADAPTABLE WATERSHED FOR ALL CITIZENS TO ENJOY TODAY AND INTO THE FUTURE.
Department of the Interior
$4.7M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) AND U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE (FWS) WILL MANAGE THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND. AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701 OF 1984, NFWF WILL ASSIST FWS BY DEVELOPING A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF IMPROVING RESTORATION AND PROTECTION OF THE RESOURCES IN THE DELAWARE RIVER WATERSHED BY ENHANCING EFFORTS TO COORDINATE THE MANY PARTNERS. NFWF HAS A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO WATERSHED RESTORATION AND STEWARDSHIP, FOCUSED ON DEMONSTRABLE IMPROVEMENTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND SOCIAL VALUES, INCLUDING NATIVE BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY OF KEY INDICATOR SPECIES. NFWF HAS A TRACK RECORD OF ENGAGEMENT WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS AND PRIVATE LANDOWNERS AND HAS PREVIOUSLY ASSISTED FWS USING THIS PROVEN GRANT PROGRAM MODEL. THE DELAWARE WATERSHED CONSERVATION FUND (DWCF) WILL MAXIMIZE CONSERVATION, BOLSTER THE ECONOMY, FURTHER PROTECT COMMUNITIES, IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH, PROVIDE GREATER OUTDOOR RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES, AND HELP BUILD A MORE ADAPTABLE WATERSHED FOR ALL CITIZENS TO ENJOY TODAY AND INTO THE FUTURE.
Department of Defense
$4.5M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION WILL LEVERAGE ITS PARTNERSHIP WITH DOW TO IDENTIFY, AWARD, AND ADMINISTER PROJECTS THAT SUPPORT CONSERVATION AND INCREASE MILITARY INSTALLATION RESILIENCE. THIS COLLABORATIVE EFFORT AIMS TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL RESTRICTIONS AND MITIGATE RESOURCE CHALLENGES THAT COULD OTHERWISE INTERFERE WITH CURRENT AND FUTURE MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Department of Defense
$4.5M
MITIGATION CREDITS FROM THE MOOSA CREEK MITIGATION AND CONSERVATION BANK
Department of the Interior
$4.1M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION - SUSTAIN OUR GREAT LAKES
Environmental Protection Agency
$4M
THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION WILL MAKE GRANTS THROUGH THE CHESAPEAKE BAY SMALL WATERSHED GRANTS PROGRAM (CB SWG) TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
Department of the Interior
$3.6M
EA: MONARCH BUTTERFLY CONSERVATION FUND
Department of the Interior
$3.6M
UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION NFWF AND U S FISH AND WILDLIFE FWS WILL MANAGE THE CHESAPEAKE WATERSHED INVESTMENTS FOR LANDSCAPE DEFENSE WILD PROGRAM AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U S C 3701 OF 1984, NFWF WILL ASSIST FWS BY DEVELOPING A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM WITH THE GOAL OF CONSERVING, STEWARDING, AND ENHANCING FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITATS AND RELATED CONSERVATION VALUES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY, BUILDING CAPACITY OF REGIONAL PARTNERS TO ADDRESS SHARED RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION PRIORITIES, AND ENHANCING COORDINATION AMONG FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND REGIONAL ENTITIES WORKING TOWARD SHARED GOALS FOR SUSTAINING NATURAL RESOURCES AND HUMAN COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE WATERSHED
Environmental Protection Agency
$3.6M
THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL FISH & WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENT ITS PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND. SUBAWARDS DEVELOPED AND ADMINISTERED BY THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND AIM TO ACCELERATE THE RESTORATION AND PROTECTION OF LONG ISLAND SOUND THROUGH SUPPORT OF IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS THAT ADDRESS THE SPECIFIC COMMITMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2015.
Department of the Interior
$3.5M
KLAMATH RIVER COHO RESTORATION GRANT PROGRAM
Department of the Interior
$3.5M
THE GOAL OF THIS PARTNERSHIP IS TO BUILD OFF THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATIONS (NFWF) LONGSTANDING EFFORTS TO SUPPORT NEWELLS SHEARWATER, HAWAIIAN PETREL AND BLACK-FOOTED ALBATROSS CONSERVATION THROUGH ITS SEABIRD PROGRAM. THE SEABIRD PROGRAM PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEVERAGE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (FWS) FEDERAL FUNDS WITH NFWF PRIVATE FUNDS AND FUNDING FROM OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES LIKE DOD (DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE) TO SUPPORT SHARED CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES. FOR THIS AGREEMENT, THE FUNDS WILL SUPPORT CONSERVATION ACTIONS ON JAMES CAMPBELL NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE TO BENEFIT SEABIRDS AND OTHER AT-RISK SPECIES. THIS INCLUDES CONSTRUCTION OF A MAMMALIAN EXCLUSION FENCE AND RESTORATION OF THE PROTECTED HABITAT. BY POOLING THE FUNDING IN ONE LOCATION, NFWF CAN SEAMLESSLY ADMINISTER GRANT AWARDS NEEDED TO IMPLEMENT THE DESIRED OUTCOMES. AS FUNDING ALLOWS, NFWF CAN ALSO SUPPORT LONGER-TERM NEEDS SUCH AS SOCIAL ATTRACTION AND MONITORING. IT IS EXPECTED THAT A SUBAWARD WILL BE ISSUED IN 2024 WITH PROJECT WORK OCCURRING OVER THE NEXT THREE YEARS. DUE TO A CURRENT BACKLOG IN FENCING CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN HAWAII, EXTRA TIME IS BUILT INTO THE AWARD SHOULD DELAYS OCCUR.
Department of Commerce
$3.5M
THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT FUNCTIONS OF THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM TO MODERNIZE DATA COLLECTION AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN U.S. FISHERIES. NFWF PRESERVES AND RESTORES THE NATION'S NATIVE WILDLIFE SPECIES AND HABITATS BY DIRECTING PUBLIC CONSERVATION FUNDS TO THE MOST PRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS AND MATCHES THOSE INVESTMENTS WITH PRIVATE FUNDS. THE FOUNDATION'S METHOD IS TO WORK WITH A FULL COMPLEMENT OF INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, NONPROFITS, AND CORPORATIONS TO IDENTIFY AND FUND THE NATION'S MOST INTRACTABLE CONSERVATION CHALLENGES. SPECIFICALLY, THIS PROGRAM WILL DEVELOP A 2026 GRANT PROGRAM TO ASSIST FISHERIES MANAGERS, INDUSTRY, NGOS, AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS IN THE NATION'S MARINE FISHERIES WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAMS. THIS PROGRAM WILL ADVANCE THE NATION'S SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES GOALS TO PARTNER WITH FISHERMEN AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO SYSTEMATICALLY INTEGRATE TECHNOLOGY INTO FISHERIES DATA COLLECTIONS AND OBSERVATIONS. OVER THE COURSE OF THE PROGRAM, NFWF WILL SOLICIT PROPOSALS THAT ADVANCE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROMISING ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES THAT IMPROVE THE TIMELINESS OF FISHERIES DATA, INCREASE KNOWLEDGE OF THE FISHERIES, AND EMPOWER FISHERMEN AND OTHER CITIZENS TO BECOME MORE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THE DATA COLLECTION PROCESS.
Department of Commerce
$3.5M
THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT FUNCTIONS OF THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM WITH MULTIPLE FUNDING PARTNERS. NFWF PRESERVES AND RESTORES THE NATION'S NATIVE WILDLIFE SPECIES AND HABITATS BY DIRECTING PUBLIC CONSERVATION FUNDS TO THE MOST PRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS AND MATCHES THOSE INVESTMENTS WITH PRIVATE FUNDS. THE FOUNDATION'S METHOD IS TO WORK WITH A FULL COMPLEMENT OF INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, NONPROFITS, AND CORPORATIONS TO IDENTIFY AND FUND THE NATION'S MOST INTRACTABLE CONSERVATION CHALLENGES. SPECIFICALLY, THIS PROGRAM WILL DEVELOP A 2025 GRANT PROGRAM TO ASSIST FISHERIES MANAGERS, INDUSTRY, NGOS, AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS IN THE NATION'S MARINE FISHERIES WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAMS. THIS PROGRAM WILL ADVANCE THE NATION'S SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES GOALS TO PARTNER WITH FISHERMEN AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO SYSTEMATICALLY INTEGRATE TECHNOLOGY INTO FISHERIES DATA COLLECTIONS AND OBSERVATIONS. OVER THE COURSE OF THE PROGRAM, NFWF WILL SOLICIT PROPOSALS THAT ADVANCE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROMISING ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES THAT IMPROVE THE TIMELINESS OF FISHERIES DATA, INCREASE KNOWLEDGE OF THE FISHERIES, AND EMPOWER FISHERMEN AND OTHER CITIZENS TO BECOME MORE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THE DATA COLLECTION PROCESS.
Department of Commerce
$3.5M
THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT FUNCTIONS OF THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM WITH MULTIPLE FUNDING PARTNERS. NFWF PRESERVES AND RESTORES THE NATION'S NATIVE WILDLIFE SPECIES AND HABITATS BY DIRECTING PUBLIC CONSERVATION FUNDS TO THE MOST PRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS AND MATCHES THOSE INVESTMENTS WITH PRIVATE FUNDS. THE FOUNDATION'S METHOD IS TO WORK WITH A FULL COMPLEMENT OF INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, NONPROFITS, AND CORPORATIONS TO IDENTIFY AND FUND THE NATION'S MOST INTRACTABLE CONSERVATION CHALLENGES. SPECIFICALLY, THIS PROGRAM WILL DEVELOP A 2024 GRANT PROGRAM TO ASSIST FISHERIES MANAGERS, INDUSTRY, NGOS, AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS IN THE NATION'S MARINE FISHERIES WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAMS. THIS PROGRAM WILL ADVANCE THE NATION'S SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES GOALS TO PARTNER WITH FISHERMEN AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO SYSTEMATICALLY INTEGRATE TECHNOLOGY INTO FISHERIES DATA COLLECTIONS AND OBSERVATIONS. OVER THE COURSE OF THE PROGRAM, NFWF WILL SOLICIT PROPOSALS THAT ADVANCE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROMISING ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES THAT IMPROVE THE TIMELINESS OF FISHERIES DATA, INCREASE KNOWLEDGE OF THE FISHERIES, AND EMPOWER FISHERMEN AND OTHER CITIZENS TO BECOME MORE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THE DATA COLLECTION PROCESS.
Department of Commerce
$3.5M
THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT FUNCTIONS OF THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM WITH MULTIPLE FUNDING PARTNERS. NFWF PRESERVES AND RESTORES THE NATION'S NATIVE WILDLIFE SPECIES AND HABITATS BY DIRECTING PUBLIC CONSERVATION FUNDS TO THE MOST PRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS AND MATCHES THOSE INVESTMENTS WITH PRIVATE FUNDS. THE FOUNDATION'S METHOD IS TO WORK WITH A FULL COMPLEMENT OF INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, NONPROFITS, AND CORPORATIONS TO IDENTIFY AND FUND THE NATION'S MOST INTRACTABLE CONSERVATION CHALLENGES. SPECIFICALLY, THIS PROGRAM WILL DEVELOP A 2022 GRANT PROGRAM TO ASSIST FISHERIES MANAGERS, INDUSTRY, NGOS, AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS IN THE NATION'S MARINE FISHERIES WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAMS. THIS PROGRAM WILL ADVANCE THE NATION'S SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES GOALS TO PARTNER WITH FISHERMEN AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO SYSTEMAT
Department of Commerce
$3.5M
NFWF WILL WORK WITH NOAA FISHERIES TO SUPPORT THE ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING REGIONAL IMPLEMENTATION PLANS DEVELOPED BY THE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT COUNCILS TO IDENTIFY, EVALUATE, AND PRIORITIZE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROMISING ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES THAT IMPROVE OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE FISHERIES AND EMPOWER FISHERMEN AND OTHER CITIZENS TO BECOME MORE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THE DATA COLLECTION PROCESS. THE CURRENT APPLICATION PROPOSES TO ADMINISTER AN ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING (EMR) GRANT PROGRAM IN 2022 THAT ADVANCES THE NOAA FISHERIES GOALS FOR HEALTHY OCEANS, SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES AND SAFE SEAFOOD FOR HEALTHY POPULATIONS AND VIBRANT COMMUNITIES BY SUPPORTING PARTNERSHIPS AND COOPERATION AMONG NOAA STAFF, REGIONAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT COUNCILS, COMMERCIAL AND RECREATIONAL FISHERMEN, SERVICE PROVIDERS, NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOS), UNIVERSITIES AND OTHERS. THROUGH THIS PROGRAM, NFWF WILL HELP ADVANCE THE ADOPTION OF EFFECTIVE AND PRACTICAL ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES TO MO
Department of Commerce
$3.5M
2021 ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING (EMR) GRANT PROGRAM
Department of Commerce
$3.5M
2020 ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING (EMR) GRANT PROGRAM
Department of Commerce
$3.5M
2018 ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING (EMR) GRANT PROGRAM
Department of Commerce
$3.5M
2019 ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING (EMR) GRANT PROGRAM
Department of the Interior
$3.3M
THE KLAMATH RIVER WATERSHED IS AN ECOSYSTEM OF NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL, ECONOMIC, CONSERVATION, FISHERY, AND TRIBAL SIGNIFICANCE. THE SALMON AND WATERFOWL OF THE KLAMATH BASIN ALSO SUPPORT A VIBRANT RECREATION INDUSTRYPROVIDING AMPLE OPPORTUNITY FOR ANGLERS, HUNTERS, AND OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS TO APPRECIATE THIS REMARKABLE LANDSCAPE. WATER FROM THE KLAMATH RIVER SUPPORTS AN ESTIMATED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION VALUE OF $367.8 MILLION (INCLUDING LIVESTOCK AND CROPS) AND AN ESTIMATED 3,180 JOBS TOTALING $176.5 MILLION IN INCOME ANNUALLY. RELIABLE RIVER FLOWS ARE CRITICAL TO FISH SURVIVAL AS WELL AS THE LIVELIHOODS OF FARMERS AND TRIBES ACROSS THE BASIN. THE ANADROMOUS FISH OF THE KLAMATH NOT ONLY HAVE INESTIMABLE VALUE TO TRIBES IN THE KLAMATH BASIN, BUT THESE FISH ARE ALSO A MAJOR ECONOMIC ENGINE FOR NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND MUCH OF THE OREGON COAST OCEAN SALMON FISHERIES.THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1984 BY THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 16 U.S.C. 3701, AND OPERATES AS A PRIVATE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON THE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. NFWF HAS A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO LANDSCAPE LEVEL HABITAT RESTORATION TO SUPPORT THE RECOVERY OF KEY INDICATOR SPECIES IN THE KLAMATH BASIN. USING ITS KLAMATH BASIN RESTORATION GRANT PROGRAM MODEL AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH EXECUTIVE ORDERS 14192 , 14181 , AND 14313 , NFWF SEEKS TO RESTORE AQUATIC AND WETLAND HABITATS IN THE KLAMATH BASIN, RECOVER ESA LISTED FISH SPECIES, AND SUPPORT A HEALTHY MIGRATORY BIRD POPULATION ON THE PACIFIC FLYWAY. USING A NON-REGULATORY APPROACH, NFWFS PROGRAM PROVIDES FUNDING FOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT, IRRIGATION EFFICIENCY, AND AQUATIC HABITAT RESTORATION TO CREATE GREATER WATER MANAGEMENT FLEXIBILITY AND RELIABILITY THROUGHOUT THE KLAMATH BASIN. THROUGH THESE ACTIONS, NFWF, FWS, AND OUR PARTNERS WILL HELP RECOVER LISTED SPECIES, BENEFIT FARMING AND RANCHING IN THE BASINS RURAL COMMUNITIES, AND SUPPORT FISH AND WATERFOWL FOR SPORT ANGLING AND HUNTING.
Department of Commerce
$3.3M
BUILDING PROTECTED RESOURCES MANAGEMENT CAPACITY PARTNERSHIP 2018-2023
Department of the Interior
$3.3M
MONARCH BUTTERFLY AND POLLINATORS CONSERVATION
Department of Agriculture
$3M
NFWF-DANONE HOLISTIC SOIL HEALTH MANAGEMENT
Department of Commerce
$3M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES TO CONTINUE ITS PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) MARINE DEBRIS PROGRAM, TO SUPPORT PROJECTS TO ASSESS, REMOVE, AND DISPOSE OF MARINE DEBRIS IN AND AROUND COASTAL COMMUNITIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON DEBRIS WITHIN COMMUNITIES IMPACTED FROM THE 2020-2021 HURRICANE SEASONS. LIMITED FUNDING MAY ALSO BE MADE AVAILABLE TO BUILD CAPACITY WITHIN STATES AND TERRITORIES TO BE BETTER PREPARED TO MANAGE MARINE DEBRIS AFTER THESE TYPES OF EVENTS. THE PARTNERSHIP WILL AWARD FUNDING TO AFFECTED COMMUNITIES MADE AVAILABLE FROM THE EXTENDING GOVERNMENT FUNDING AND DELIVERING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE ACT, 2021, PUB. L. 117-43. THESE INVESTMENTS WILL ENABLE COMMUNITIES TO BETTER RECOVER FROM THE STORMS OF 2020-2021 AND PREVENT FURTHER DAMAGE TO HABITATS AND SPECIES FROM SCOURING AND ENTANGLEMENT. FUNDS THROUGH THIS AGREEMENT WILL BE AWARDED AS SUB-AWARDS UNDER NFWF'S HURRICANE RESPONSE MARINE DEBRIS REMOVAL FUND AND O
Department of Commerce
$3M
2017 ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING (EMR) GRANT PROGRAM
Department of Commerce
$3M
FY 16 NOAA-NFWF ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING GRANT PROGRAM
Department of the Interior
$3M
THE RECOVERY CHALLENGE GRANT PARTNERSHIP WILL BUILD OFF THE SUCCESSFUL FWS RECOVERY CHALLENGE GRANT PROGRAMWHILE ADDING NFWFS ABILITY TO ATTRACT PROJECTS FROM DIVERSE PARTNERS AND BRING ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO SUPPORTTHE EFFORT. THIS NEW AGREEMENT WILL BE A MULTI-YEAR AWARD THAT IS ANTICIPATED TO BE FUNDED AT 1 MILLION PER YEARFOR THREE YEARS (FY23-FY25). NFWF WILL WORK WITH FWS TO IDENTIFY SPECIFIC PRIORITY SPECIES THROUGH NFWF PROGRAMSWHERE RECOVERY INVESTMENTS CAN BE FOCUSED. FOR FY23, THE PARTNERSHIP WILL FOCUS ON A SUITE OF POLLINATOR SPECIESINCLUDING RUSTY PATCHED BUMBLE BEE, FRANKLINS BUMBLE BEE, KARNER BLUE BUTTERFLY, DAKOTA SKIPPER, POWESHIEKSKIPPERLING, MITCHELLS SATYR, AND TAYLORS CHECKERSPOT BUTTERFLY. THE PROJECTS RECOMMENDED FOR FUNDING WILL BEPROVIDED TO THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ECOLOGICAL SERVICES FOR APPROVAL. PROJECTS WILL CONTINUE TO BE SOLICITEDTHROUGHOUT THE YEAR UNTIL THE PARTNERSHIP FUNDS ARE FULLY OBLIGATED.
Department of Agriculture
$3M
COLLABORATION WITH THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE
Department of Agriculture
$3M
ANNUAL CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATIONS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
Department of Agriculture
$3M
LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION PROGRAM AGREEMENTS
Department of Agriculture
$3M
WFWARP - NATIONAL FISH & WILDLIFE FOUNDATION AGREEMENT
Department of Agriculture
$3M
DCO - AGENCY SUPPORT: NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ANNUAL COOPERAT
Department of Agriculture
$3M
ANNUAL COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH NATIONAL FISH & WILDLIFE FOUNDATION PT.1
Department of Agriculture
$3M
2014 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH NATIONAL FISH & WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
Department of Agriculture
$3M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION GRANT FY 2012
Department of Agriculture
$3M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION GRANT FY 2011
Department of Agriculture
$2.9M
ANNUAL COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
Department of the Interior
$2.8M
HQ BIG GAME MIGRATION PRIORITY CORRIDOR HABITAT RESTORATION
Department of Agriculture
$2.8M
CONSERVATION GRANTS PROGRAM PROVIDES COMPETITIVE SUBAWARDS TO SUPPORT PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT AMERICAS NATIONAL FORESTS AND NATIONAL GRASSLANDS BY PAIRING FEDERAL FUNDS WITH NONFEDERAL DOLLARS RAISED BY AWARD RECIPIENTS. THIS PROGRAM PRIORITIZES PROJECTS THAT PROVIDE MEASURABLE BENEFITS TO THE NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM AND ENGAGE THE PUBLIC IN CARING FOR THEIR PUBLIC LANDS THROUGH IN-PERSON ENGAGEMENT.
Department of Agriculture
$2.8M
THIS AGREEMENT SUPPORTS LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION PROGRAMS THAT OCCUR ON OR BENEFIT NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM LANDS. THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SUPPORTS CONSERVATION PROJECTS THAT IMPROVE ECOSYSTEMS ASSOCIATED FISH AND WILDLIFE, NATIVE PLANT HABITAT, AND FOREST HEALTH CONDITIONS ON LAND ADMINISTERED BY THE FOREST SERVICE.
Environmental Protection Agency
$2.8M
THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENT ITS PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN TO PROTECT AND RESTORE THE CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL INTEGRITY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND AND TO ASSIST THE STATES OF CONNECTICUT AND NEW YORK, AND OTHER PUBLIC OR NONPROFIT ENTITIES IN CONDUCTING RESEARCH, EXPERIMENTS, INVESTIGATIONS, TRAINING, DEMONSTRATION, SURVEYS, OR STUDIES RELATED TO REDUCING POLLUTION AND IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT TO SUSTAIN LIVING RESOURCES IN THE LONG ISLAND SOUND. SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL FUND PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY BASED EFFORTS TO RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND BY PROVIDING SUB-GRANTS ON A COMPETITIVE BASIS THROUGH THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND. SUB-AWARDS ARE MADE TO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT, EDUCATIONAL GROUPS AND INSTITUTIONS, AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS ENGAGED IN ACTIVITIES TO PROTECT
Department of the Interior
$2.7M
PROLONGED ARIDIFICATION OF THE RIO GRANDE PROJECT AREA AND HEAVY REGIONAL RELIANCE ON GROUNDWATER PUMPING HAS CAUSED A REDUCTION IN RIO GRANDE PROJECT WATER SUPPLY, RESULTING IN A DECREASE IN RIO GRANDE PROJECT EFFICIENCY. DURING INCREASINGLY UNPREDICTABLE MONSOON SEASONS, THERE ARE SIGNIFICANT STORM EVENTS THAT RESULT IN FLOODING TO FARMLAND CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE, CROP LOSS, AND CHANNEL SEDIMENTATION. THE AREAS OF FLOODING ARE OFTEN IN UNDERSERVED, LOWER INCOME COMMUNITIES WITH INADEQUATE FLOOD CONTROL CAPACITY. DEVELOPING STORMWATER STORAGE AT EXISTING SEDIMENT DAMS AND BUILDING OFF-CHANNEL STORAGE HAS THE POTENTIAL TO SLOW DOWN BASEFLOW DURING MONSOON EVENTS, CAPTURE STORMWATER TO RECHARGE THE AQUIFER, AND IMPROVE AND CREATE RIPARIAN HABITAT. A FALLOWING PROGRAM WOULD REDUCE RELIANCE OF SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER, THEREFORE BUILDING RIO GRANDE PROJECT WATER SUPPLY RESILIENCE AND SUPPORTING RIO GRANDE COMPACT DELIVERIES.THE RECIPIENT WILL SOLICIT PROJECTS TO BE DESIGNED AND IMPLEMENTED FOR THE PROGRAM AND ENTER INTO CONTRACTS WITH RESPONSIBLE PARTIES IN THE PERFORMANCE OF WORK TO MEET PROGRAM OBJECTIVES. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES INCLUDE PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF STORMWATER CAPTURE PROJECTS AT PROJECT SEDIMENT DAMS PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF OFF-CHANNEL STORAGE PROJECTS PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF FALLOWING PROJECTS
Department of the Interior
$2.7M
NFWF TRINITY RIVER RESTORATION PROGRAM GRANT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION
Department of Agriculture
$2.7M
DCO- NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ANNUAL COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
Department of the Interior
$2.7M
NFWF KLAMATH RIVER COHO RESTORATION GRANT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION
Department of Agriculture
$2.5M
IMPLEMENTATION OF CONSERVATION PRACTICES ON WORKING LANDS THAT WILL BENEFIT WILDLIFE AND HABITAT BY RESTORING, ENHANCING AND/OR MANAGING FORESTLAND AND GRASSLAND HABITATS, AS WELL AS WETLANDS, AND FARMLAND IN IDENTIFIED PRIORITY LANDSCAPE IN MONTANA
Department of Agriculture
$2.5M
NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION 2019 ANNUAL COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
Department of Commerce
$2.3M
BUILD PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS TO PROMOTE CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF OCEAN AND COASTAL RESOURCES.
Environmental Protection Agency
$2.3M
AS DIRECTED BY SECTIONS 119(D) AND 320 OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT, THIS PROJECT IMPLEMENTS RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE LONG ISLAND SOUND STUDY (LISS) COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN (CCMP). THE GRANT SUPPORTS ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED EFFORTS TO RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND BY PROVIDING SUB-GRANTS, THROUGH THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF), ON A COMPETITIVE BASIS THROUGH THE LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND. FUNDED PROJECTS WILL EDUCATE AND INVOLVE THE PUBLIC, PROTECT AND RESTORE HABITAT, AND REDUCE POLLUTED RUNOFF. THIS PROGRAM WILL PROMOTE DIRECT CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT AND INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIONS TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Environmental Protection Agency
$2.3M
THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENT ITS PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND SOUND COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND. SPECIFICALLY, UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE RECIPIENT WILL SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED EFFORTS TO RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND BY PROVIDING SUB-AWARDS ON A COMPETITIVE BASIS THROUGH THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION LONG ISLAND SOUND FUTURES FUND. FUNDED SUB-AWARDS WILL EDUCATE AND INVOLVE THE PUBLIC, PROTECT AND RESTORE HABITAT, AND REDUCE POLLUTED RUNOFF. THIS PROGRAM WILL PROMOTE DIRECT CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT AND INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIONS TO PROTECT AND RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Department of the Interior
$2.3M
THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES RECOVERY FUND
Department of Agriculture
$2.2M
NWF COOPERATIVE PARTNERSHIP FOR WORKING LANDS WILDLIFE HABITAT CONSERVATION IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Environmental Protection Agency
$2.1M
THIS ASSISTANCE AWARD WILL SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED EFFORTS TO RESTORE LONG ISLAND SOUND BY PROVIDING SUBGRANTS ON A COMPETITIVE BASIS THROUGH A PROGR
Department of the Interior
$2M
FUNDING OPPORTUNITY NUMBER: L24AS00140FUNDING OPPORTUNITY GOALS: THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) IS REQUESTING FUNDING TO SUPPORT GRASSLAND RESTORATION AND CONNECTIVITY TO BENEFIT A SUITE OF SPECIES WITHIN THE HI-LINE SAGEBRUSH ANCHOR LANDSCAPE IN NORTH CENTRAL MONTANA. FUNDING WILL BE ADMINISTERED THROUGH NFWFS NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS PROGRAM AND WILL BE LEVERAGED AT A MINIMUM 1:1 RATIO WITH PRIVATE FUNDS. FUNDING WILL SUPPORT GRASSLAND HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECTS OF MUTUAL INTEREST THAT SUPPORT THAT AGENCYS WILDLIFE GOALS WHILE SUPPORTING NATURE-BASED CARBON SEQUESTRATION. ALL BLM FUNDS WILL BE DIRECTED TO WORK ON BLM LANDS, WITH NFWFS PRIVATE FUNDING ALLOWING CROSS-BOUNDARY LANDSCAPE SCALE ECOLOGICAL OUTCOMES TO BE ACHIEVED. ADDITIONAL DETAILS ON GOALS AND OUTCOMES CAN BE FOUND IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS BUSINESS PLAN ARE FULLY OBLIGATED.
Environmental Protection Agency
$2M
DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A CHESAPEAKE BAY TARGETED WATERSHED GRANTS PROGRAM TO ACCELERATE THE REDUCTION OF EXCESS NUTRIENT LOADS WITHIN TARGETED WATERS
Agency for International Development
$2M
THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SEEKS TO BUILD POPULATION RESILIENCE FOR TWO SPECIES OF SEA TURTLES AND ONE OF ALBATROSS IN THE EASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN (EPO), WHICH ARE AT RISK FROM INGESTION OF MARINE PLASTICS.
Department of Commerce
$2M
NOAA-NFWF ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND REPORTING IMPLEMENTATION GRANT PROGRAM
Department of the Interior
$2M
BLM-WO, BIG GAME MIGRATION AND WINTERING HABITAT IMPROVEMENT
Department of Commerce
$1.9M
THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) PROPOSES A NEW AGREEMENT WITH THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO ADVANCE OUR MUTUAL GOALS AND UPDATE OUR EXISTING PARTNERSHIP TO HELP NOAA MEET THE REQUIREMENTS LAID OUT IN THE CORAL REEF CONSERVATION ACT OF 2000 AS AMENDED AND REAUTHORIZED IN LAW (PL 117-223). WE PROPOSE A COMPREHENSIVE PARTNERSHIP FOR CORAL CONSERVATION TO BE ADMINISTERED PRIMARILY THROUGH THE FOLLOWING FOUR ACTIVITIES: 1. CORAL REEF CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY THROUGH THE CORAL REEF STEWARDSHIP FUND TO SUPPORT CORAL REEF STEWARDSHIP ACTIVITIES THAT ARE CONSISTENT WITH CORAL REEF CONSERVATION PROGRAM AND NFWF STRATEGIC PLANS AS WELL AS ACTION STRATEGIES WHEN AVAILABLE; 2. CONTINUE TO ASSIST NOAA IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF FUNDING AS DIRECTED; 3. ESTABLISH A CORAL REEF DISASTERS FUND TO SUPPORT THE LONG-TERM RECOVERY OF CORAL REEFS FROM EXIGENT CIRCUMSTANCES; AND 4. NFWF STAFF SUPPORT FOR CORAL CONSERVATION PRO
Department of the Interior
$1.8M
THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (NFWF) RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS 1,841,655 IN FUNDING TO SUPPORT PROJECT WORK THROUGH ITS PECOS WATERSHED CONSERVATION INITIATIVE AND SOUTHERN PLAINS GRASSLAND PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT (BLM) NEW MEXICO. THESE ESTABLISHED NFWF PROGRAMS SUPPORT THE BLMS RESTORE NEW MEXICO PROGRAMS GOALS OF RESTORING AND MAINTAINING RANGELANDS. NFWFS PROGRAMS BRING TOGETHER FEDERAL AND NON-FEDERAL PARTNERS AND PRIORITIES TO GENERATE REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS (RFPS) THAT LEVERAGE PARTNER RESOURCES, SOLICIT TARGETED PROJECTS, AND GENERATE ROBUST ANNUAL GRANT SLATES TRACKED THROUGH METRICS AND SCORECARDS. THE BLM FUNDS WILL BE LEVERAGED AT A MINIMUM 1:1 RATIO WITH NON-FEDERAL FUNDS BRINGING THE TOTAL VALUE OF THIS PARTNERSHIP TO MORE THAN 3,683,310. BLM AND NFWF WILL COORDINATE ON AND UTILIZE NFWFS (1) PECOS WATERSHED CONSERVATION INITIATIVE AND (2) SOUTHERN PLAINS GRASSLAND PROGRAM ANNUAL RFPS TO SOLICIT COMPETITIVE PROJECTS THAT ADDRESS SHARED CONSERVATION PRIORITIES. THE BLM FUNDING WILL BE UTILIZED ON BLM LANDS IN NEW MEXICO AND ON THE CROSS BAR SPECIAL RECREATION MANAGEMENT AREA (SRMA) IN TEXAS. ADDITIONAL NFWF FUNDING IS AVAILABLE TO SUPPORT PROJECTS IN THE BROADER CANADIAN RIVER WATERSHED IN TEXAS. TOGETHER, THIS FUNDING COULD ALLOW FOR LANDSCAPE LEVEL PROJECTS THAT SPAN BORDERS AND ARE FUNDED WITH A MIX OF BLM AND OTHER NFWF FUNDS. THESE BROADER PROJECTS WILL IMPROVE THE OVERALL WATERSHED QUALITY FURTHER BENEFITING THE BLM LANDS IN NEW MEXICO AND TEXAS. NFWF WILL WORK WITH BLM TO DETERMINE FUNDING ALLOCATIONS ACROSS EACH NFWF PROGRAM, WILL ENSURE BLMS PRIORITIES ARE CAPTURED, HAVE BLM PARTICIPATE IN THE REVIEW COMMITTEES AND PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT FUNDING, AND WILL ENSURE THAT BLM FUNDS ONLY GO TO PROJECTS SUPPORTED BY THE AGENCY. MORE DETAILS ON RESOURCE PRIORITIES FOR THE PECOS RIVER WATERSHED CAN BE FOUND IN THE SOUTHWEST RIVERS BUSINESS PLAN, HOWEVER IN SUMMARY THE FOLLOWING PRACTICES AND ASSOCIATED OUTCOMES WILL BE DEPLOYED AT SCALE:1. BUILDING DROUGHT RESILIENCE IN ARID WATERSHEDS: RESTORE AND MANAGE GRASSLAND HABITAT AND ADJACENT STREAMS FOR LONG-TERM RANGELAND SUSTAINABILITY.2. IMPROVE POPULATION LEVELS AND RELATED OUTCOMES FOR GRASSLAND WILDLIFE SPECIES.THE NFWF PROGRAMS PROPOSED FOR THIS PARTNERSHIP CONTAIN A MIX OF FEDERAL AND NON-FEDERAL PARTNERS. NFWF WILL LEVERAGE FUNDING FROM THESE PARTNERSHIPS AND SUBRECIPIENT MATCHING FUNDS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO BLMS FUNDS. THE PECOS WATERSHED CONSERVATION INITIATIVE CONTAINS FUNDING FROM APACHE, BLM, CHEVRON, CONOCOPHILLIPS, OCCIDENTAL, USDA NRCS, USFWS, AND XTO ENERGY. THE SOUTHERN PLAINS GRASSLAND PROGRAM CONTAINS FUNDING FROM BURGER KING, CARGILL, SYSCO, AND USDA NRCS. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES OF THE PROJECT ARE THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS COMMUNITIES WITH A PRIVATE LANDS NEXUS AND PARTICIPATING CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS. THE GENERAL PUBLIC WILL BENEFIT FROM MORE ABUNDANT AND ROBUST WILDLIFE POPULATIONS FOR CONSUMPTIVE AND NON-CONSUMPTIVE PURPOSES, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS FROM A MORE PRODUCTIVE AND RESILIENT LANDSCAPE AND THE CONSERVATION COMMUNITY VIA INCREASED RESOURCES TO DRIVE THEIR MISSION AND PROVIDE INCREASED CAPACITY AND ULTIMATELY LANDSCAPE SCALE CONSERVATION OUTCOMES. SUBRECIPIENTS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DELIVERY OF THE PRACTICES AND WILL COMPETE FOR RESOURCES VIA AN ANNUAL REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) PROCESS IN WHICH BLM WILL HAVE REPRESENTATION AND DETERMINATION OF PROJECTS RECEIVING SUB-AWARDS. ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS FOR THE BLM FUNDING INCLUDE NON-PROFIT 501(C3) ORGANIZATIONS, STATE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS, TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS, AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Department of Commerce
$1.8M
BUILDING PROTECTED RESOURCES MANAGEMENT CAPACITY
Department of the Interior
$1.7M
WSFR FAHQ: NFWF-USFWS CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP 2015
Department of the Interior
$1.7M
THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION WILL DIRECT THE ENTIRELY AWARD TOWARD ON-THE-GROUND CONSERVATION INITIATIVES, WITH NO FUNDS USED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS. THESE PROGRAMS ARE DIVERSE AND GEOGRAPHICALLY WIDESPREAD, RANGING FROM THE ALASKA FISH AND WILDLIFE FUND, WHICH ENGAGES ALASKA NATIVE COMMUNITIES, TO THE WESTERN BIG GAME SEASONAL HABITAT AND MIGRATION CORRIDORS FUND, WHICH PROTECTS VITAL WINTER RANGES FOR SPECIES LIKE ELK AND MULE DEER. OTHER PROGRAMS FOCUS ON RESTORING ECOSYSTEMS AFFECTED BY WILDFIRES IN CALIFORNIA, ENHANCING FOREST HABITATS FOR SPECIFIC BIRD SPECIES IN CENTRAL APPALACHIA, AND IMPROVING OCEAN HEALTH FOR KILLER WHALES AND SEA TURTLES. THE FOUNDATION ALSO SUPPORTS EFFORTS TO PROTECT POLLINATORS, RESTORE GRASSLANDS IN THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS, AND CONSERVE AQUATIC SYSTEMS IN THE SOUTHEAST AND GREAT LAKES. THIS COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH ADDRESSES VARIOUS CONSERVATION CHALLENGES, FROM HABITAT RESTORATION AND SPECIES PROTECTION TO COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND RESEARCH, ALL AIMED AT FURTHERING THE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES.
Department of the Interior
$1.7M
BLM-WO,WET MEADOWS RESTORATION IN SAGEBRUSH & GRASSLAND WILDLIFE HABITAT
Source: Federal Audit Clearinghouse (fac.gov)
Years audited
10
Clean years
10
Material Weakness
No
Noncompliance Issues
No
| Year | Status | Financial Report | Federal Expenditurecombined across all audits filed that year | Low Risk | Accepted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $312.4M | Yes | 2026-03-24 |
| 2024 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $222.8M | Yes | 2025-04-09 |
| 2023 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $164.1M | Yes | 2024-04-11 |
| 2022 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $124.6M | Yes | 2023-03-14 |
| 2021 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $128.4M | Yes | 2022-03-27 |
| 2020 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $105.4M | Yes | 2021-03-09 |
| 2019 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $92.8M | Yes | 2020-03-09 |
| 2018 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $80.5M | Yes | 2019-03-01 |
| 2017 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $104.8M | Yes | 2018-02-19 |
| 2016 | Clean | Unmodified (Clean) | $97.6M | Yes | 2017-03-20 |
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$312.4M
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$222.8M
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$164.1M
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$124.6M
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$128.4M
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$105.4M
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$92.8M
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$80.5M
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$104.8M
Financial Report
Unmodified (Clean)
Federal Expenditure, combined across all audits filed that year
$97.6M
Tax Year 2024 · Source: IRS e-Filed Form 990Schedule J available
Individuals serving as officers, directors, or trustees of the organization.
| Name | Title | Hrs/Wk | Compensation | Related Orgs | Other |
|---|
Source: IRS Publication 78, Auto-Revocation List & e-Postcard Data
Tax-deductible contributions: Yes
Deductibility code: PC
Sources: IRS e-Filed Form 990 (XML) & ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer
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| Year | Revenue | Contributions | Expenses | Assets | Net Assets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023IRS e-File | $513.2M | $297.9M | $485.7M | $3.1B | $390M |
| 2022IRS e-File | $415.5M | $252.3M | $386.6M | $2.7B | $331.2M |
| 2021 | $381.2M | $183.3M | $362.5M | $2.8B | $274.3M |
| 2020 | $347M |
Sources: ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer & IRS e-File Index
Financial data: IRS e-Filed Form 990 (Tax Year 2023)
Leadership & compensation: IRS e-Filed Form 990, Part VII (Tax Year 2024)
Federal grants: USAspending.gov (live)
Organization info: IRS Business Master File
Tax-deductibility: IRS Publication 78
| Total |
|---|
| Jeffrey Trandahl | Executive Director, CEO | 40 | $1.4M | $0 | $58.6K | $1.4M |
| Tokunbo Falayi | Chief Financial Officer | 40 | $495.8K | $0 | $115.8K | $611.6K |
| Gloria Lett | General Counsel | 40 | $469.8K | $0 | $33.5K | $503.3K |
Jeffrey Trandahl
Executive Director, CEO
$1.4M
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$1.4M
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$58.6K
Tokunbo Falayi
Chief Financial Officer
$611.6K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$495.8K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$115.8K
Gloria Lett
General Counsel
$503.3K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$469.8K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$33.5K
Highest compensated employees who are not officers or directors.
| Name | Title | Hrs/Wk | Compensation | Related Orgs | Other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas Kelsch | Senior Vp, Gebf | 40 | $579.7K | $0 | $65.7K | $645.5K |
| Holly Bamford | Chief Conservation Officer | 40 | $492K | $0 | $106.5K | $598.6K |
| Timothy Dicintio | Senior Vp, Idea | 40 | $454.7K | $0 |
Thomas Kelsch
Senior Vp, Gebf
$645.5K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$579.7K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$65.7K
Holly Bamford
Chief Conservation Officer
$598.6K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$492K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$106.5K
Timothy Dicintio
Senior Vp, Idea
$577.1K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$454.7K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$122.5K
Members of the governing board. Board members often serve without compensation.
| Name | Title | Hrs/Wk | Compensation | Related Orgs | Other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amy Robbins Towers | Director (as Of 12/23) | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Blas Fonalledas | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Bruce Culpepper | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Chief Anne Richardson | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Crystal Echo Hawk | Director (thru 07/24) | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Eaddo Kiernan | Director |
Amy Robbins Towers
Director (as Of 12/23)
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Blas Fonalledas
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Bruce Culpepper
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
| $137.1M |
| $354.8M |
| $2.9B |
| $243.5M |
| 2019 | $287.2M | $133.3M | $283.6M | $2.8B | $242.6M |
| 2018 | $304.4M | $133.3M | $299.9M | $2.8B | $228.3M |
| 2017 | $317.8M | $164.8M | $302.3M | $2B | $217.9M |
| 2016 | $273.3M | $130.1M | $280.7M | $1.6B | $197.7M |
| 2015 | $220.2M | $116.3M | $208.5M | $1.3B | $188.5M |
| 2014 | $185.6M | $127.2M | $156.8M | $1B | $178.4M |
| 2013 | $183.1M | $156.2M | $119.9M | $689.8M | $148M |
| 2012 | $100.4M | $96M | $94.7M | $449.9M | $86.8M |
| 2011 | $108.9M | $105.8M | $109M | $333.5M | $80.4M |
| 2021 | 990 | Data |
| 2020 | 990 | Data | PDF not yet published by IRS |
| 2019 | 990 | Data |
| 2018 | 990 | Data |
| 2017 | 990 | Data |
| 2016 | 990 | Data |
| 2015 | 990 | Data |
| 2014 | 990 | Data |
| 2013 | 990 | Data |
| 2012 | 990 | Data |
| 2011 | 990 | Data |
| 2010 | 990 | — |
| 2009 | 990 | — |
| 2008 | 990 | — |
| 2007 | 990 | — |
| 2006 | 990 | — |
| 2005 | 990 | — |
| 2004 | 990 | — |
| 2003 | 990 | — |
| 2002 | 990 | — |
| 2001 | 990 | — |
| $122.5K |
| $577.1K |
| Addison Dana | Vp. Investment Officer | 40 | $395.3K | $0 | $134.9K | $530.3K |
| Damon A Brown | Vp, Information Strategy & Mana | 40 | $458.5K | $0 | $57.1K | $515.6K |
| Daniel J Strodel | Chief Administration Officer | 40 | $465.9K | $0 | $34.5K | $500.4K |
| Beth Christ Smith | Vp, Human Resources | 40 | $341.4K | $0 | $123.1K | $464.5K |
| Jacqueline Cottrell | Vp, Comm., Board Engmt & Events | 40 | $410.5K | $0 | $35.1K | $445.6K |
Addison Dana
Vp. Investment Officer
$530.3K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$395.3K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$134.9K
Damon A Brown
Vp, Information Strategy & Mana
$515.6K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$458.5K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$57.1K
Daniel J Strodel
Chief Administration Officer
$500.4K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$465.9K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$34.5K
Beth Christ Smith
Vp, Human Resources
$464.5K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$341.4K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$123.1K
Jacqueline Cottrell
Vp, Comm., Board Engmt & Events
$445.6K
Hrs/Wk
40
Compensation
$410.5K
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$35.1K
| 1 |
| $0 |
| $0 |
| $0 |
| $0 |
| Edith Mcbean | Director | — | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Edwin R Rodriguez Jr | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Federico Stubbe Sr | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| H Dale Hall | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| J Michael Cline | Director (thru 07/24) | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Jason Metrokin | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Jennifer Mull Neuhaus | Chairman, Board Of Directors | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| John A Tomke | Vice Chair, Board Of Directors | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Katharine Overlock | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Kc Walsh | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Kit Moncrief | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Mark Bezos | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Mark J Vallely | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Martha Williams | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Nancy Mackinnon | Director (as Of 12/23) | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Patricia Bauman | Director (thru 03/24) | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Patsy Ishiyama | Vice Chair, Board Of Directors | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Paul Tudor Jones | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Ralph B Everett | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Reuben Mark | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Richard W Spinrad Phd | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Ryan Lance | Director | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Victoria Tschinkel | Director (as Of 12/23) | 1 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
Chief Anne Richardson
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Crystal Echo Hawk
Director (thru 07/24)
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Eaddo Kiernan
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Edith Mcbean
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
—
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Edwin R Rodriguez Jr
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Federico Stubbe Sr
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
H Dale Hall
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
J Michael Cline
Director (thru 07/24)
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Jason Metrokin
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Jennifer Mull Neuhaus
Chairman, Board Of Directors
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
John A Tomke
Vice Chair, Board Of Directors
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Katharine Overlock
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Kc Walsh
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Kit Moncrief
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Mark Bezos
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Mark J Vallely
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Martha Williams
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Nancy Mackinnon
Director (as Of 12/23)
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Patricia Bauman
Director (thru 03/24)
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Patsy Ishiyama
Vice Chair, Board Of Directors
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Paul Tudor Jones
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Ralph B Everett
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Reuben Mark
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Richard W Spinrad Phd
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Ryan Lance
Director
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0
Victoria Tschinkel
Director (as Of 12/23)
$0
Hrs/Wk
1
Compensation
$0
Related Orgs
$0
Other
$0