National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF)

Grant for Grassland Conservation and Wildlife Habitat Projects

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Amount

Cash

Nov 13, 2026

Deadline

1 day left

6 regions

Geography

Regional

Grant

Type

Non Profit

Environment & Sustainability
Climate Change
Indigenous & Native Communities
Rural Development

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About this grant

Supports projects that improve the health, resilience, and carbon storage capacity of Southern Plains grasslands. The program emphasizes habitat conservation, community benefits, and wildlife outcomes, encouraging innovative and community-based approaches to address environmental threats. Projects must be located in Eastern Colorado, Kansas, Southern Nebraska, Northeastern New Mexico, Oklahoma, or the Texas Panhandle.

What you get

Grant funding for grassland conservation projects
Project duration of one to three years

How to apply

Eligibility

Must be a non-profit 501(c) organization, U.S. Federal government agency, rancher or community-led organization, educational institution, Native Nation or Indigenous-led organization, or state/local unit of government
Projects must be located in Eastern Colorado, Kansas, Southern Nebraska, Northeastern New Mexico, Oklahoma, or the Texas Panhandle
Minimum 1:1 match requirement is required
Organizations unable to provide significant non-federal matching contributions are encouraged to contact NFWF prior to submitting a proposal

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