The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) awards grants in the USA and internationally to address negative impacts to coral reefs, and to improve the effectiveness of coral reef management. The international priorities include training and pilot projects to build management capacity for coral reef management in Micronesia, Samoa and the Southwest Pacific, the Coral Triangle region, and the Wider Caribbean. However, all international locations are eligible. NFWF welcomes applications from all persons and organizations (except U.S. federal agencies) within and outside the USA. Most grants will range from US$30 thousand to US$75 thousand for projects of one to two years. The deadline for pre-proposals is 08 March 2016.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) awards grants in the USA and internationally to address negative impacts to coral reefs, and to improve the effectiveness of coral reef management. The international priorities include training and pilot projects to build management capacity for coral reef management in Micronesia, Samoa and the Southwest Pacific, the Coral Triangle region, and the Wider Caribbean. However, all international locations are eligible. NFWF welcomes applications from all persons and organizations (except U.S. federal agencies) within and outside the USA. Most grants will range from US$30 thousand to US$75 thousand for projects of one to two years. The deadline for pre-proposals is 08 March 2016.