Fish and Wildlife Grants
Not accepting applicationsDeadline Details
The Fish and Wildlife Grant intake is now closed. The next opening will be in September 2026.
Funder
Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation
Funding Organization Type
- Non-Governmental Organization or Society
Funding Range
- Small (up to $50K)
- Medium ($50K-$250K)
- Large ($250K-$500K)
Eligible Community
- Local Governments
- Indigenous Communities
- Métis Nations
- Modern Treaty Nations
Eligible Project Activities
- Operations and Maintenance
- Capacity Building for the Community
- Project Planning
- Project Implementation (e.g. Design / Procurement / Construction)
Required Community Contribution
No community contribution required
In-kind contributions are not mandatory but are seen as a strength to the application and investment in the project overall
Funding Stacking Restrictions
No
Professional Input Required
Yes
There is no requirement necessarily for professional input in an application, there are several things the technical reviewers look for that strengthen the application. Please review the funder's website under the heading "what do our technical reviewers look for?" Fish and Wildlife Grants - Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation
Other Eligible Communities
Indigenous-owned BusinessesOther
Indigenous Organizations
Non-governmental Organizations / Not-for-Profits
Academic Institutions
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NGO (Non-government organizations)
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Academic Institutions
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Individuals (consultants who apply should provide their credentials and explain their experience in completing the proposed work)
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Industry
Type of Funding
- Grant
Range of Funding Available per Project
- Small (up to $50K)
- Medium ($50K-$250K)
- Large ($250K-$500K)
Description of Funding
Percentage of Project Funded
HCTF can fund up to 100% of the project if required.
HCTF strongly encourages collaboration and cost-shared proposals. Project leaders should explore the possibility of partnerships with other organizations or agencies (local, provincial, or federal).
Eligible Costs
Operational and Maintenance CostsCapital Costs
Community Engagement
Project Management
Staff Costs
Administration Fees
Capacity Building for the Community
Training
Reporting
Awareness and Education
Research and Development
Please visit the funder's website for more information: Fish and Wildlife Grants - Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation
Ineligible Costs
Any costs incurred prior to signing a funding agreementBuilding Purchase Costs
Land Acquisition
Reporting Requirements
Progress reports and final reports
Expected Timeframe for Funding Decision
4 monthsApplication closes in November, applications reviewed in January and February, funding decisions sent in March.