Great Salt Lake Audubon Grant

The Great Salt Lake Audubon Grant supports conservation, education, and research initiatives by non-profit organizations with 501(c)(3) status or educational institutions. Established by the Great Salt Lake Audubon, the grant program aims to enhance habitats for wildlife while promoting community engagement. Applicants can request funding up to $2000 for projects that align with the mission of the organization. The focus is on tangible costs like equipment and supplies, with a commitment to fostering sustainable environments.

This volunteer organization strives to meet its mission through volunteer opportunities, seminars, educational field trips and informative general meetings with guest presenters.
As our mission, Great Salt Lake Audubon is dedicated to protecting and enhancing habitat for wild birds, animals and plants, and to maintaining healthy and diverse environments for wildlife and people throughout the state.
The GSLA Board is pleased to announce the creation of a GSLA Grant Program to support the projects and efforts of other organizations. Qualifying applicants will be a non-profit organization with 501 (c)(3) status or a governmental/non-profit educational institution (i.e., university, school district, elementary school, etc.).
Successful applicants will demonstrate that their request aligns with the GSLA mission, and projects should focus on areas such as conservation, education or academic research. Grants will have an upper limit of $2000.

Eligibility

Qualifying applicants will be a non-profit organization with 501 (c)(3) status or a governmental/non-profit educational institution (i.e., university, school district, elementary school, etc).

Ineligibility

In general, we will not fund salaries for existing organization staff except for rare circumstances.