Funding Opportunities in Fiscal Year 2024

Through our competitive species, regional, and threat-based financial assistance programs, International Affairs collaborates with a range of partners around the world to address threats to wild animals and plants and their habitats while promoting science-based diplomacy, knowledge exchange, and individual and institutional capacity building to ensure long-term success. We have proven leadership in evidence-based conservation and in using data to demonstrate our impact and improve the effectiveness of our investments.

See below for 2024 funding opportunities.

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The Protecting and Conserving African Elephant Priority Populations Funding Opportunity provides support to projects that deliver measurable conservation results for African forest and savanna elephants across the continent’s 37 elephant range states. Administered by the Service’s Africa Branch...

Asian Elephant

The Asian Elephant Conservation Fund Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) provides support to projects that deliver measurable conservation results for Asian elephants. Administered by the Service’s International Affairs program, the Asian Elephant Conservation Fund Program provides financial...

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FY24 Opportunity

The Central Africa Regional Program Bushmeat Funding Opportunity (F24AS00433) supports projects that address the unsustainable commercialization and trafficking of meat illegally harvested from wild populations of protected species for trade and consumption in Central African...

Gorilla

The Great Ape Conservation Fund is a financial assistance program, which supports projects that deliver measurable conservation results for great apes in Africa and Asia. Pursuing an evidence-based approach, we publish strategic geographical and thematic priorities and application...

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The Latin America Regional Program provides technical and financial support to projects that deliver measurable conservation results for priority species, habitats, and ecological processes across landscapes with high biodiversity value in Mexico and Central and South America. Pursuing an...

Loggerhead sea turtle hatchling at Cape Romain NWR

The Marine Turtle Conservation Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) provides support to projects that deliver measurable results which conserve marine turtles in their habitats, conserve the nesting habitats, and address other threats to the survival of marine turtles.

Our strategy...

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Wildlife trafficking is a multibillion-dollar business involving the illegal harvest and trade of animals and plants. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Combating Wildlife Trafficking Program within International Affairs is addressing this threat through its Species Conservation...

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The Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) provides support to projects that deliver measurable conservation results for tortoise and freshwater turtles through the Marine Turtle Conservation Fund.

The goal of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s (Service)...