Have you been wanting to submit a NAWCA proposal but not sure where to start, or how to be competitive? Check out our upcoming webinars, “NAWCA Demystified”, on April 15th and 23rd. Discover how to increase your chances of success with both Small and Standard Grants.
Learn MoreThe North American Wetlands Conservation Act was signed in December, 1989. The NAWCA grants program has helped conserved 344,784 acres within the Pacific Birds region and about three million acres across North America.
Learn MoreWorking closely with partners, the Washington State Department of Ecology has secured at least 67 National Coastal Wetlands Grants since the early 1990s. Partnerships work when it comes to coastal habitat conservation!
Learn MoreA large, newly-conserved property along Grays Harbor in Washington will protect nationally declining wetland types and support Pacific Flyway migratory birds.
Learn MoreThree Pacific Northwest organizations were awarded 2019 Small North American Wetlands Conservation Act funds from the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service this spring, benefiting birds and people along the Pacific Flyway.
Learn MorePacific Birds is pleased to announce that Dave Mehlman has joined our staff and is ready to work with partners on North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) and other grant programs.
Learn MoreTwo Standard North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) grants were awarded in our Joint Venture earlier this fall and will conserve a wide array of habitats in California, Oregon and Washington.
Learn MoreSkagit Land Trust, with help from partners, donors and a National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant, has conserved coastal property in Washington that has feeder bluffs, mature conifer forest, lots of birds and public access.
Learn MoreThe 2019 Alaska Fish and Wildlife Fund is now accepting proposals. Funders are especially looking to conserve species and their habitats in three areas of the state.
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