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2020 Pacific Flyway Conservation Proposal Solicitation Notice

🏛 Wildlife Conservation Board (California)

⏰ Deadline
Dec 16, 2020 ⚠ passed
📊 Total program funding
$12M
📍 Scope
State
📨 Letter of Intent
Yesrequired first
💵 Disbursement
Advances & Reimbursement(s)

Can you apply?

This grant is for California-based wildlife conservation organizations and public agencies working on Pacific Flyway habitat projects. Eligible applicants include conservation nonprofits, land trusts, public agencies, and tribal organizations that support wildlife corridors and open space protection. Projects must focus on acquisition, restoration, protection, or expansion of habitat areas within California that improve connectivity and reduce barriers for migratory birds. Climate adaptation and resiliency components are prioritized.

Eligible activities include land acquisition for wildlife corridors, habitat restoration to improve connectivity, and development of wildlife-oriented public access. Projects must demonstrate benefits to Pacific Flyway species and contribute to climate resilience. Applicants should have experience in conservation land management and demonstrated capacity to steward acquired lands or complete restoration work long-term.

Eligible applicants
Check your eligibility — what type of organization are you?

This grant is for California-based wildlife conservation organizations and public agencies working on Pacific Flyway habitat projects. Eligible applicants include conservation nonprofits, land trusts, public agencies, and tribal organizations that support wildlife corridors and open space protection. Projects must focus on acquisition, restoration, protection, or expansion of habitat areas within California that improve connectivity and reduce barriers for migratory birds. Climate adaptation and resiliency components are prioritized.

Eligible activities include land acquisition for wildlife corridors, habitat restoration to improve connectivity, and development of wildlife-oriented public access. Projects must demonstrate benefits to Pacific Flyway species and contribute to climate resilience. Applicants should have experience in conservation land management and demonstrated capacity to steward acquired lands or complete restoration work long-term.

Program description

The WCB is an independent state board with the authority to carry out programs that benefit wildlife conservation in California (California Fish and Game Code 1300, et seq.).  WCB’s three main conservation functions are land acquisition, habitat restoration, and development of wildlife-oriented public access facilities.  WCB promotes this work through many conservation programs. In June 2018, voters passed the California Drought, Water, Parks, Climate, Coastal Protection, and Outdoor Access for All Act of 2018 (Proposition 68) which identified a need for climate adaptation and resiliency projects.  Among other things, Proposition 68 made available not less than $20 million for WCB to advance “…the acquisition, development, rehabilitation, restoration, protection, and expansion of wildlife corridors and open space to improve connectivity and reduce barriers between habitat areas and to protect and restore habitat associated with the Pacific Flyway.” (PRC 80132c).

Who can apply

Eligible applicants

Details

This grant is for California-based wildlife conservation organizations and public agencies working on Pacific Flyway habitat projects. Eligible applicants include conservation nonprofits, land trusts, public agencies, and tribal organizations that support wildlife corridors and open space protection. Projects must focus on acquisition, restoration, protection, or expansion of habitat areas within California that improve connectivity and reduce barriers for migratory birds. Climate adaptation and resiliency components are prioritized.

Eligible activities include land acquisition for wildlife corridors, habitat restoration to improve connectivity, and development of wildlife-oriented public access. Projects must demonstrate benefits to Pacific Flyway species and contribute to climate resilience. Applicants should have experience in conservation land management and demonstrated capacity to steward acquired lands or complete restoration work long-term.

How to apply

Application links

Program contact

Funding track record

Past applications & awards under this program (California Grants Portal) — how competitive it is.

71
applications
0
awarded
0%
award rate
1
years tracked

By fiscal year

Fiscal yearApplicationsAwardedAward rate
2020-2021 71 0%

Source: California Grants Portal

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