Awarded Grants

This project supports planning efforts that aim to protect Chilkat Indian Village’s traditional territory and cultural resources. This project supports the creation of a community-guided Tribal Stewardship Plan and builds capacity for pursuing U.S. Forest Service funding and agreements.

This project will support wildlife habitat enhancement, environmental outreach to and education for tribal youth, and tribal engagement in wildlife connectivity and corridors.

To support Learning Landscapes, Save Our Springs, and Speaking Landscapes programs which support restoration work on existing NALC preserve land.

This grant funds the purchase of audio and visual equipment for the Museum and Cultural Center.

This grant supports the 2026 Indigenous Data Sovereignty Summit

The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska will establish wildlife forage plantings on tribal lands to strengthen habitat, improve deer and game nutrition, and build Tribal capacity in natural resource stewardship through hands-on monitoring, youth engagement, and data-driven conservation.

This grant supports community-based organizations in the Twin Cities which are responding to heightened tensions while navigating significant disruptions to their operations while adapting to continue serving their communities amid shutdowns, program interruptions, and rapidly evolving needs.

This grant supports community-based organizations in the Twin Cities which are responding to heightened tensions while navigating significant disruptions to their operations while adapting to continue serving their communities amid shutdowns, program interruptions, and rapidly evolving needs.

This grant supports community-based organizations in the Twin Cities which are responding to heightened tensions while navigating significant disruptions to their operations while adapting to continue serving their communities amid shutdowns, program interruptions, and rapidly evolving needs.