Awarded Grants

The projects aim to increase job opportunities and improve food security in two isolated villages in Southeast Alaska. These initiatives complement existing efforts to supply fresh, locally grown produce, eliminating the need for expensive transportation in communities without road access. This will make food more affordable and fresher.

The Indian Nations Conservation Alliance is an Indigenous-led organization that seeks to create a mission, a vision and goals that retains our natural resources valued by Native producers and land users, utilizing traditional knowledge to increase wise use that is by us and for us.

This project will support recoding elder stories to preserve culture, language, and stewardship practices.

This grant will support the release of 10 buffalo relatives to Menominee tribal lands.

Hurricane Helene relief

This project will allow Blackfeet Community College to host community-based gatherings to envision goals around management and stewardship of buffalo. Through community advisory students will complete the buffalo infrastructure so that buffalo can be reintroduced on campus.

This grant will provide a sponsorship for Chief Seattle Clubs Annual Luncheon taking place on October 23, 2024.

This project will provide Pueblo de Cochiti with general operating support to increase their capacity to restore their plaza areas to traditionally appropriate weatherized structures.

This grant will support Native American Electorate Voter Exit Poll, the large survey we do every two years along with BSP Research.

To create a durable long-term co-management/co-stewardship agreement with the US Forest Service allowing for tribally based objectives and outcomes to be implemented on FS System lands. This would include increasing the pace and scale of restoration and conservation-based projects on Colville NF lands.