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Arkansas Wildlife Education Grant Program is sponsored by Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Supports environmental and outdoor education throughout the state of Arkansas by classroom teachers and non-formal educators and organizations. Funds projects that include, but are not limited to, direct hands-on education programs, educator professional development, and community engagement events.
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Wildlife Education Grants • Arkansas Game & Fish Commission Wildlife Education Grants Applications for the 2026-27 school year will open soon. Funds collected from Arkansas Game and Fish Commission law convictions never leave the county where the fine occurred. The money is used to fund educational programs focused on fish, wildlife and conservation in the counties where the offense occurred.
All fine money collected by the AGFC is redistributed by the Arkansas Economic Development Commission’s Division of Rural Services to school and conservation districts in the county where the violation occurred in accordance with Arkansas Code Annotated 6-16-1101. A school or conservation district that wants to receive this fine money must apply online on the Division of Rural Services website linked below.
The following activities meet the criteria for funding: Field trips to AGFC nature centers, hatcheries or wildlife management areas AGFC-sponsored archery and trap programs AGFC-sponsored educator workshops Schoolyard wildlife and butterfly habitats Outdoor classroom supplies Wildlife biology or recreation supplies Conservation education materials Wildlife Education Grant Money Available by County County Total Funds Available 2026 Arkansas $28,226.
52 Ashley $21,020. 88 Baxter $40,113. 28 Benton $6,502.
50 Boone $3,310. 00 Bradley $10,190. 00 Calhoun $9,079.
70 Carroll $4,171. 00 Chicot $10,133. 20 Clark $18,509.
75 Clay $8,938. 78 Cleburne $21,406. 16 Cleveland $5,879.
42 Columbia $468. 21 Conway $12,449. 52 Craighead $10,850.
00 Crawford $37,266. 98 Crittenden $2,420. 00 Cross $8,711.
68 Dallas $1,702. 49 Desha $10,412. 50 Drew $4,554.
59 Faulkner $3,217. 89 Franklin $16,898. 03 Fulton $7,035.
87 Garland $4,383. 98 Grant $2,710. 00 Greene $6,826.
47 Hempstead $6,727. 97 Hot Spring $6,398. 05 Howard $7,761.
74 Independence $9,512. 12 Izard $2,940. 00 Jackson $9,736.
53 Jefferson $5,910. 00 Johnson $11,318. 85 Lafayette $20,028.
74 Lawrence $3,067. 40 Lee $3,223. 94 Lincoln $7,371.
80 Little River $5,243. 00 Logan $12,503. 95 Lonoke $14,326.
29 Madison $16,296. 41 Marion $10,410. 00 Miller $18,141.
07 Mississippi $2,454. 90 Monroe $5,065. 07 Montgomery $5,619.
29 Nevada $2,239. 30 Newton $7,324. 20 Ouachita $4,149.
75 Perry $3,130. 03 Phillips $4,977. 50 Pike $24,201.
10 Poinsett $3,373. 91 Polk $980. 28 Pope $15,782.
95 Prairie $13,136. 84 Pulaski $7,842. 99 Randolph $14,672.
50 Saline $4,075. 00 Scott $8,819. 68 Searcy $9,300.
86 Sebastian $17,189. 70 Sevier $12,993. 71 Sharp $8,643.
02 St. Francis $5,904. 46 Stone $7,042.
12 Union $12,882. 00 Van Buren $9,918. 80 Washington $8,007.
50 White $35,930. 38 Woodruff $16,726. 83 Yell $17,191.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools, government agencies, and 501(c)(3) registered non-profit organizations in Arkansas. Projects must demonstrate a connection between objectives and environmental education. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Arkansas Wildlife Education Grant Program is funded by Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arkansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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