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Find similar grantsAudubon Wildlife Fund Grant is sponsored by Montana Audubon. Offers small grants to individuals or nonprofit organizations for projects benefiting wildlife in Montana.
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Wildlife Grants - Montana Audubon Celebrating 50 Years of Bird Conservation! Audubon Wildlife Fund Grants Montana Audubon > About > Wildlife Grants Since 1996, Montana Audubon has awarded mini-grants to organizations in support of research and education projects directed toward wildlife habitat conservation. Funds are awarded from earnings generated by the Audubon Wildlife Fund of Montana, a permanent endowment.
Grants will be awarded to individuals or nonprofit organizations whose project directly benefits wildlife in Montana. The purpose of the Audubon Wildlife Fund is to support research or other activities that focus on the conservation, enhancement and public appreciation of Montana’s wildlife and natural communities. Photo courtesy of 2025 AWF Grant recipient Dalton Brantley.
Eligible uses of grant funds include: mileage, supplies, equipment for schools or nonprofit organizations, printing, and communications. Ineligible uses include: salaries, stipends, per diem, and personal equipment. Preference will be given to projects involving nongame wildlife, from birds to invertebrates, and their habitats.
We encourage proposals that emphasize the significance of the proposed project in regard to its research, educational, and/or recreational value. Preference will be given to small nonprofit organizations, research projects, and graduate students. Review and scoring of all proposals will be performed by a committee appointed by the Montana Audubon Board of Directors.
Grant recipients will be required to submit a brief project report on project status and use of funds to Montana Audubon by October 1, 2026. Grant winners will be announced in March 2026. All proposals must be received via email no later than Friday, January 16, 2026.
Please email all proposal materials to [email protected] with the subject line “AWF 2026 Grant Application” Guidelines and Application Form 2026 Audubon Wildlife Fund grant proposal guidelines (PDF) 2026 Audubon Wildlife Fund grant application (fillable PDF) 2026 Audubon Wildlife Grant Application (Word) Recent Grant Recipients & Awardees 2026 Audubon Wildlife Fund Grant Awardees In 2026, Montana Audubon awarded 6 Audubon Wildlife Fund Grants.
Now accepting applications for 2026 Audubon Wildlife Fund Grants All proposals must be received via email no later than Friday, January 16, 2026. 2025 AWF Grant Update: Montana Raptor Conservation Center The Montana Raptor Conservation Center admitted their 200th bird of the year in September- a milestone they don’t usually reach until closer to the end of the year.
2025 AWF Grant Update: Montana Wild Wings Recovery Center “With the help of MT Audubon grant funding, we are able to make a real difference for sick and injured birds in our care. ” 2025 AWF Grant Update: K-Mart Ponds Clean-up In partnership with the City of Helena and Montana Conservation Corps, Last Chance Audubon organized a spring clean up at the K-Mart wetlands area, a local birding hotspot.
2025 AWF Grant Update: Jewel Basin Hawk Watch Autumn 2024 marked the 17th full monitoring season at the Jewel Basin Hawk Watch, run by members of the Flathead Audubon Society.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals or nonprofit organizations with projects directly benefiting wildlife in Montana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Audubon Wildlife Fund Grant is funded by Montana Audubon. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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