Two 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.
Learn MoreAre you looking for funding for your conservation project? The “Upcoming Grant Deadlines” section on our Funding page currently links to 10 grant opportunites coming up between now and early October.
Learn MoreCongratulations to Ducks Unlimited and its project partners who received a 2018 North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) grant this spring.
Learn MoreTwo wetlands in Hawaii will soon undergo restoration projects, thanks to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program, the Hawaii State Division of Forestry and Wildlife, and local partners.
Learn MoreIn 2017, the Stillaguamish Tribe and partners completed the tidal portion of the zis a ba estuary restoration project, restoring an area that had been diked and farmed for more than a century.
Learn MoreHidden in the quiet sanctuary of Grovers Creek is a grove of spectacular 200-year old conifers, and a quiet stream, that is home to a diversity of wildlife species. Great Peninsula Conservancy and partners have been working to conserve the land for the wildlife and human visitors.
Learn MoreOak woodland and prairie habitats and the many Oregonians who love them will benefit from more than $300,000 in funding recently approved by the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board.
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