This grant opportunity supports conservation and restoration projects across parts of the Pacific Northwest, including regions in states such as Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Eastern Washington. It is designed to aid nonprofit organizations in taking concrete action to preserve ecosystems, protect biodiversity, and restore natural habitats.
The funding is suitable for nonprofit entities engaged in environmental work—particularly those conducting conservation, preservation, or restoration projects that promote ecological health. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) organizations operating within the specified geographic areas. Projects must be well-defined, with clear objectives, timelines, and measurable benefits to the environment.
Grant awards range up to $25,000 per project, and may occasionally exceed that range within an overall program budget that can reach into six figures. The funding is intended for specific fieldwork or capital needs—such as habitat restoration, species protection efforts, land conservation, or ecological infrastructure—not for general operating expenses, studies, or political advocacy. Both large and small organizations that can demonstrate project feasibility and environmental significance are encouraged to apply
The application timeline opens mid-year—with an example cycle from early June through October 31—and awards are made following a competitive review process that concludes several weeks after the deadline GrantExec+1GrantExec+1. Projects must have a defined duration and clear outcomes and should offer meaningful ecological impact within their landscapes.
This opportunity is ideal for conservation groups that focus on active improvement of natural environments—whether through habitat restoration, species protection, or resource preservation—with an emphasis on producing tangible ecological results and strengthening regional ecosystems.
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