Species Recovery Grants to Tribes
Highlights
This program is a fantastic opportunity for your business if you’re driven to protect endangered species and contribute to conservation efforts. You can receive grants to fund scientific research, develop management plans, or engage in public education—all aimed at supporting endangered marine and anadromous species. This financial assistance can greatly enhance your conservation initiatives.
There’s no repayment required, allowing you to pursue your conservation goals without financial stress. By participating, not only will you make a significant impact on your community and the environment, but you will also boost your business’s reputation and create potential partnerships with like-minded organizations. This grant is designed to support your mission, making it easier for you to focus on what truly matters—protecting our natural resources.
Financing Details
Type of Financing
This program offers grants and cooperative agreements. These funds do not require repayment, which means you can use them to support your conservation efforts without the added stress of interest rates or loan payments.
Eligible Expenses
You can use the funds for a range of activities, including:
- Development and implementation of management plans
- Scientific research
- Public education and outreach
However, your proposals should not focus on Pacific salmon or steelhead listed under the Pacific Coastal Salmon Recovery Fund.
Restrictions and Fees
The funds cannot be used towards general business expenses unrelated to conservation efforts. Additionally, there are no fees associated with applying or receiving these grants, making it a straightforward process to access financial support for your projects.
Qualifications
- Eligible Applicants: Only federally recognized tribes and organizations of federally recognized tribes are eligible to apply.
- Delegated Authority: Organizations must have the delegated authority to represent a federally recognized tribe on matters relating to ESA listed, candidate, or proposed species.
Location: Program is available to federally recognized tribes across the United States.
Disqualifications:
Proposals focusing on listed, candidate, or proposed species of Pacific salmon or steelhead will not be considered for funding under this program.
Description
The program provides grants to federally recognized tribes for conservation projects that protect endangered marine and anadromous species. If your business aligns with these efforts, this funding can be a game-changer for you. You can use the money for activities like scientific research, developing management plans, or public education, all aimed at supporting endangered species.
This funding allows you to strengthen your conservation initiatives. Whether you’re addressing a specific endangered species or working on recovery plans, the program supports a wide range of activities. You’ll have the opportunity to make a significant impact while also enriching your community.
Importantly, there is no payback required for this funding. This means you can focus on your conservation goals without the stress of repayment. Engaging in these efforts can enhance your business reputation and open up new partnerships with organizations committed to protecting our natural resources.
Program Steps
Gather Information
Research and understand the program's objectives and how your business can align with them.Prepare Documentation
Collect the necessary documents for your application. These may include:- Proof of federally recognized tribal status
- Description of your conservation project
- Budget outline detailing how funds will be used
- Letters of support or partnership agreements
- Any relevant permits or licenses
Complete the Application Form
Fill out the application form carefully. Double-check for accuracy and completeness.Submit Your Application
Follow the guidelines for submission. Ensure that your application is sent to the correct office with all required documents included.Follow Up
After submitting, confirm that your application was received. Don’t hesitate to reach out for updates or further instructions.Prepare for Potential Review
Be ready to provide additional information or clarification if the review committee has questions about your submission.