At a glance
Moderate Complexity
This grant opportunity is about partnering with the Fish and Wildlife Service to carry out agricultural activities on National Wildlife Refuge System lands. The goal is to help wildlife by growing specific crops or maintaining habitats. Instead of receiving money, participants might get to use the land and share in the crop yields. This is a cooperative effort where both the participant and the Service contribute resources.
Who it's for: This program is for individuals and small businesses interested in conducting agricultural practices on National Wildlife Refuge System lands. Participants should be willing to work closely with the Fish and Wildlife Service to support conservation and resource management goals.
More details
Likely Disqualifiers
- Lack of interest in conservation or resource management
- Inability to work collaboratively with the Fish and Wildlife Service
- Not being an individual or small business
- Inability to provide necessary labor, equipment, or materials
- Non-compliance with the Refuge Revenue Sharing Act
What You May Need
- Proposal outlining agricultural practices
- Plan for habitat maintenance or rehabilitation
- Details of resources you can provide (labor, equipment, materials)
- Understanding of the Refuge Revenue Sharing Act
- Ability to collaborate with the Fish and Wildlife Service
- Proof of being an individual or small business
- Bid for payment if applicable
Cautions
- This is not a financial grant; no money is awarded.