Funding Opportunities in Fiscal Year 2025

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 2025 funding opportunities.

A Sumatran rhinoceros stands in a grassy area with more dense vegetation in the background
Rhinoceros and Tiger Conservation Fund (Asia) Funding Opportunity
Informational Session: The program will host a virtual NOFO information session on Thursday, 16 January 2025, 07:00 EST. Please email mscf_rhinotiger@fws.gov to receive an email link to this virtual Teams meeting. FY25 Opportunity 

The amount of...

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Financial Assistance
Side angle of a painted bunting, showing its blue head, orange/red underside, and various green colors on its back, courtesy of Dan Pancamo, Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0).
Species Conservation Catalyst Fund
 

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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Financial Assistance
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