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National Coastal Resilience Fund Funding / National Coastal Resilience Fund National Coastal Resilience Fund Awards Funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law The National Coastal Resilience Fund is a partnership between the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and NOAA to enhance fish and wildlife habitat and protect coastal communities.
The focus for these projects is on restoring, increasing, and strengthening natural infrastructure to protect communities while also enhancing habitats for fish and wildlife. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law boosts funding to this highly effective and collaborative coastal resilience program which is also supported by the Inflation Reduction Act, base appropriations, Department of Defense, and other partner contributions.
See funded projects: August 2022 , November 2022 , October 2023 , November 2023 , and November 2024 . Living shoreline installed at Pensacola Bay Naval Air Station. Coastal wetlands restored in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.
Used $800,000 in grants to protect the Coral Bay community watershed and coral reefs. Will restore instream habitat and address ecosystem resilience within the Puget Sound watershed. 2024 The National Coastal Resilience Fund invested $139 million across 94 coastal resilience projects awarded in November , $96 million of which comes from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
The National Coastal Resilience Fund invested $189 million across 136 coastal resilience projects awarded in October and November . The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law supported funding for $93. 7 million in projects, and the Inflation Reduction Act supported funding for $44.
7 million in projects. The National Coastal Resilience Fund invested $144 million across 96 coastal resilience projects awarded in August and November . The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law supported funding of $93.
7 million for these highly competitive projects. Previous Investments from Congressional Appropriations and Disaster Supplementals $39. 5 million in funding from this program.
Total investment, including non-federal match from grantees: $97. 8 million. Program partners: NOAA, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Gulf of America Division, U.S. Department of Defense, AT&T, Shell, TransRe, and Occidental.
Read project descriptions . $37 million in funding from this program. Total investment, including non-federal match from grantees: $92 million.
Program partners: NOAA, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Gulf of America Division, U.S. Department of Defense, AT&T, Shell, TransRe. Read project descriptions . Emergency Coastal Resilience Fund – Special competition for areas that received presidential disaster declarations due to Hurricanes Florence and Michael, Typhoon Yutu, and the coastal California wildfires in 2018.
$48. 5 million in funding from this program. Total investment, including non-federal match from grantees: $116 million.
Read project descriptions . $29. 3 million in funding from this program.
Total investment, including non-federal match from grantees: $89 million. Program partners: NOAA, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Shell, TransRe. Read project descriptions .
$28. 9 million in funding for projects through the program. Total investment, including non-federal match from grantees: $67 million.
Program partners: NOAA, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Shell, TransRe. Read project descriptions . Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Impact Stories Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Awards National Coastal Resilience Fund Funded Projects - August 2022 , November 2022 , October 2023 , November 2023 , and November 2024 National Fish and Wildlife Foundation National Coastal Resilience Fund Program Questions?
Contact coastal. info@noaa. gov On November 25, 2024, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation announced awards for the 2024 National Coastal Resilience Fund.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State and local governments, nonprofit organizations, and other entities with a demonstrated capacity to implement coastal resilience projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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