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Find similar grantsWisconsin Pollinator Protection Fund is sponsored by Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin. This fund supports statewide native pollinator conservation efforts in Wisconsin, including habitat creation and enhancement, research and monitoring, and education and outreach.
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The Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin funds projects that have a significant and positive impact on Wisconsin’s lands, waters, and wildlife, and that connect people to Wisconsin’s natural wonders. Grant Programs by Impact Area We provide grant funding to help cover the costs of on-the-ground conservation work.
We fund habitat restoration, water quality monitoring, trail building, rare plant preservation, and other projects that benefit Wisconsin’s lands and waters . Learn more about grant programs in this area: CD Besadny Conservation Fund Norma and Stanley DeBoer Quiet Trails Fund We provide funding for many different kinds of projects that benefit wildlife.
From research and monitoring to species recovery and habitat protection, we prioritize our funding to focus on Wisconsin’s most imperiled species . Learn more about grant programs in this area: CD Besadny Conservation Fund Connecting people to nature plays a critical role in our mission to protect Wisconsin’s lands, waters, and wildlife. We fund projects that get youth and adults outside and engaged with the natural world.
We fund projects such as pollinator gardens, school field trips, community events, citizen science programs, and more . Learn more about grant programs in this area: CD Besadny Conservation Fund Conservation Program Specialist Marie. Jensen@WisConservation.
org Marie Jensen (she/her) provides administrative support for NRF’s conservation and environmental education efforts, including coordinating our grant programs and conducting outreach with our partners, and coordinates our Diversity in Conservation Internship Program. Banner image by Caitlin Williamson
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals, schools, businesses, farmers, and organizations involved in pollinator conservation in Wisconsin. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Wisconsin Pollinator Protection Fund is funded by Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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