International Federation of Fly Fishers: Conservation Grants

The International Federation of Fly Fishers offers Conservation Grants year-round to support clubs and organizations in completing conservation and restoration projects. With a commitment to protecting fisheries and habitats for future generations, FFI has provided funding for initiatives like opening public access to the Grande Ronde River. Grants up to $3,000 are available, and applicants must have council endorsement before applying. FFI embraces over 50 years of conservation work, ensuring sustainable angling opportunities.

Fly Fishers International has long played a role in conservation of fisheries and their habitats.
Providing grants to clubs, councils and other organizations to complete conservation and restorations projects.
Conservation Grants Program Helps Local Communities.
An FFI grant provided funds to Wild Steelhead Coalition & Inland Empire Fly Fishing Club for the purchase of 8 acres of private land to open public access to Grande Ronde river front.
Conservation is one of the founding principles of the Fly Fishers International. While FFI focuses on providing grants to its clubs and councils, grants from outside organzations will be considered as well.

Eligibility

Maximum award will be $3,000Club or organization must receive the endorsement of the Council prior to submitting an application