Research Project · Wildlife Conservation

2026 WHILD Endowment Fund Competitive Grants

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No deadline listed
Amount
$6,235
Program type
Research Project
Field
Wildlife Conservation
Eligible career stages
Not listed

About this program

The WHILD Endowment Fund, a board‑designated endowment of the Yampa Valley Community Foundation, provides annual competitive grants to support projects that protect and enhance wildlife habitat in Routt County, Colorado—examples include noxious weed control, habitat research, riparian restoration, and post‑fire reforestation. Eligible applicants are charitable organizations and federal, state, or local government agencies proposing public‑benefit projects such as capital improvements, planning, research, management, enforcement, or education that improve food, water, cover, range, or migration corridors. Grants are awarded through an annual competitive cycle, with award amounts determined by YVCF’s endowment spending policy, and funding availability is limited by the endowment’s annual distribution.

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