What We Fund
See Your Impact: Click Below to explore the grants we've funded to promote & protect New Hampshire's wildlife, wild spaces and the outdoor traditions we all cherish.
The Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire is funded solely through donations. We have no membership base or dues. Funding sources include donations from individuals, members of the Board of Directors, corporations, clubs, grants from private foundations, as well as proceeds from raffles, and other fundraising activities, and the annual Moose Permit Auction run by the Foundation each year.
Ongoing Grant Projects
2019 - 2024 Discover Wild NH Day Grant:
Discover Wild New Hampshire Day – The Wildlife Heritage Foundation funds the annual Discover Wild NH Day event hosted by NH Fish and Game and sponsored by the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH that brings in over 9000 people annually for hands-on education about outdoor recreation & wildlife preservation.
Wild Times for Kids
Dive into WILDTIMES for Kids magazine! Packed with exciting games, quizzes, and fascinating wildlife stories, it's your go-to source for fun and learning. Discover amazing facts about the animals that call New Hampshire home, and get inspired to protect our wild world. Sponsored by the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH and published by The NH Fish & Game Department, WILDTIMES for Kids is here to make wildlife education fun for everyone!
Great Bay Discovery Center
A new high-powered viewing scope at the Great Bay Discovery Center offers visitors stunning views of ospreys, birds, and the marsh. Support also includes projects like the Creature Feature Exhibit, which highlights the horseshoe crab’s unique adaptations and ecological importance, enriching the visitor experience and connection to New Hampshire’s natural wonders.
Barry Conservation Camp
Barry Conservation Camp gives kids aged 8-16 the chance to learn outdoor skills like fishing, shooting sports, and wilderness exploration while discovering how to care for New Hampshire’s natural world. Set in the White Mountain National Forest, it’s a place for fun, learning, and building a love for the outdoors. Ongoing improvements to this valuable resource are made possible through donations to the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH, ensuring its legacy for future generations.
Conservation Canine Unit
As the primary funder of the Conservation Canine program, the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH ensures these teams can protect wildlife and assist in search-and-rescue missions for hikers. Support includes outfitting vehicles, veterinary care, and specialized gear, enabling this vital life-saving work.