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Watchable Wildlife Conservation Trust | Alaska Conservation Foundation Conservation Community Resources Watchable Wildlife Conservation Trust Protecting Alaska’s wildlife The Alaska Watchable Wildlife Conservation Trust was established in 1991 by the Alaska Conservation Foundation in cooperation with the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.
Every other year, Alaska Conservation Foundation awards small grants up to $5,000 from the Trust to support projects that most effectively enhance sustainable wildlife viewing, promote wildlife education, and conserve the biological diversity of Alaska.
Applicants for Alaska Watchable Wildlife Conservation Trust grants must meet the following criteria: Be a non-profit organization Be based in Alaska, or have an Alaska-based program If a current Alaska Conservation Foundation grantee, be in good standing with required grant reporting Eligible projects/costs include: Interpretation (e.g. signage, viewing guides, media programming) Wildlife education (e.g. curriculum development or publication development and distribution) Trail construction and maintenance Research (e.g. ecosystem research or research on the social and economic values of watching wildlife) Acquisition of critical wildlife habitats Ineligible projects/costs include: Projects located outside of Alaska General operating support Alaska Watchable Wildlife Conservation Trust grant requests may not exceed $5,000.
This grant opportunity is available every two years. The next grant cycle will open on July 11, 2025 and will close on August 29, 2025. To apply, visit our online grant application portal .
Grant applications will be reviewed by representatives from both Alaska Conservation Foundation and Alaska Department of Fish & Game. All grant recipients are required to submit a final report. If you have any questions regarding Alaska Watchable Wildlife Conservation Trust grants, please e-mail grants@alaskaconservation.
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