FishAmerica Gulf Fund
Restoring Sportfish Habitat and Facilities
Devastated by Gulf Coast Hurricanes
Volunteers plant cord grass at
the Ballast Point Park in Tampa, Fla. The newly planted cord grass
will improve water quality and restore valuable habitat for local
sportfish species, including redfish, snook, sheepshead and sea
trout.
Over the last 20 years, the FishAmerica Foundation has provided over
$8 million for more than 750 grassroots conservation and research
projects all across the country. |
The FishAmerica Foundation unites the sportfishing industry with conservation groups, government natural resource agencies, corporations, and charitable foundations to invest in fish and habitat conservation and research across the country.
We support fisheries conservation and research in the best way by providing
matching grants that empower citizen conservationists in their own communities.
Our grants are an important part of broader efforts to conserve the outdoors and ensure millions of Americans will be able to enjoy fishing in the future.
Grants Available for Sportfish Habitat Restoration
FishAmerica Foundation expects to award more than $800,000 in 2008
FishAmerica Foundation Director Recognized for Conservation Efforts
Laderman honored by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Funds Available for Chesapeake Bay Restoration Efforts
$100K available for community-based fisheries restoration projects
FishAmerica Foundation Receives Contribution from Johnson Outdoors
Second donation in two years for FishAmerica Gulf Fund
“Fish Tales” Will Benefit Our Nation’s Fish and Waters
New FishAmerica Foundation partnership supports fisheries and habitat restoration
