StoryMaps
Welcome to our collection of StoryMaps highlighting grant program success stories throughout the United States. Explore the impact these grants have on conservation efforts and recreational opportunities for a variety of species and projects.
A Reel Success
Sport Fish Restoration Act Nets Benefits for American Trout Conservation
Trout are among the most iconic fish in the United States. A variety of trout species are found across the Nation, each contributing to local ecosystems, economies, and culture. For 75 years, the Sport Fish Restoration Act has supported their conservation and restoration through federal, state, and industry partnerships. The new Reel Success StoryMap explores how dedicated funding has advanced fish stocking, habitat restoration, and trout management across the Nation. Dive into real-world examples of trout conservation in action and discover the ongoing impact of this landmark program.
The Highlands Conservation Act Grant Program at 20 & Beyond
Proven Success and Positive Changes
Bringing Bighorns Back from the Brink
How decades of Wildlife Restoration funding helped recover Nevada's most hard-headed ungulate
Beaver Tales
Understanding the Importance of Beaver Restoration and Habitat Management on a Landscape
Creating Opportunities through Public Target Ranges
Constructing, Enhancing & Maintaining Public Target Ranges with Pittman-Robertson (PR) Funds
Tracking the Timberdoodle
The Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration program has funded eight decades of woodcock research
The Wildlife Restoration grant program has funded eight decades of woodcock research, and there’s still more to learn. This ArcGIS StoryMap highlights important work being done by the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, the Michigan Department of Environmental Protection, and many other partners to study woodcock migration and ensure abundant habitat across the species’ range.