The Tribal Wildlife Grants (TWG) Program provides funding to federally recognized Tribal governments for the development and implementation of programs that benefit wildlife and their habitats, including species of Tribal cultural or traditional importance. The program aims to increase fish and wildlife populations, allowing for hunting and fishing opportunities on and off Tribal lands, and to support Endangered Species Act activities. Eligible projects include planning for conservation, conservation management actions, field and laboratory research, natural history studies, and habitat restoration. The program has a total estimated funding of $6,200,000, with a maximum award amount of $200,000 and a minimum award amount of $10,000.
Some key points to consider:
• The program is open to federally recognized Tribal governments.
• The program has a competitive grant process.
• The program aims to support the development and implementation of programs that benefit wildlife and their habitats.
• The program has a focus on increasing fish and wildlife populations and supporting Endangered Species Act activities.
• The program has a range of eligible project activities, including planning for conservation, conservation management actions, and habitat restoration.
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DJ Monette(Associate Native American Liaison Advisor)
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