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Grant Projects
Since the National Wild Turkey Federation was founded in 1973, the conservation and hunting organization has enhanced and conserved more than 16 million acres of wildlife habitat.
These efforts are made possible through the hard and monetary support of NWTF members, state, federal and provincial wildlife agencies and NWTF partners.
The NWTF also carries out various grant projects funded by groups who share similar objectives.
Take a look at some of the NWTF's latest grant projects below.
Alpine Ranger District Riparian Improvement
Grant Source: Arizona Water Protection Fund
Bluffland Corridor Restoration
Grant Source: Minnesota State Wildlife Grant
Burning Star 5 Wetland Enhancement Project
Grant Source: North American Wetlands Conservation Act
Conservation Education and Stewardship: More Kids in the Woods
Grant Source: U.S. Forest Service
Corridor of Flight Project
Grant Source: National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
Disabled Veterans Outreach Initiative
Grant Source: Disabled American Veterans Charitable Trust
Entergy - Wildlife Habitat the Right Way on Rights-of-Way
Grant Source: Entergy Environmental Stewardship Grant
Goose Pond FWA Moist Soil Enhancement Project
Grant Source: North American Wetlands Conservation Act
Illinois landowner Seed Subsidy and Timber Stand Improvements
Grant Source: Illinois Habitat Fund
Illinois Wildlife Habitat Education
Grant Source: Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Let's ALL Fish Lake Michigan - Disability Fishing Recruitment Project
Grant Source: Great Lakes Fishery Trust
Operation Oak
Grant Source: USDA NRCS
Longleaf Pine Restoration Partnership
Grant Source: National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
MA Early Successional Habitat Project
Grant Source: Wildlife Management Institute
Set Out Seedlings
Grant Source: Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund
Shawnee Open Grasslands Project
Grant Source: Illinois State Wildlife Grant
Timber Rattlesnake Habitat Restoration
Grant Source: Wisconsin Turkey Stamp Program
Youth Hunting Program of Florida
Grant Source: Turner Foundation, Inc.
