FY26 Bureau of Land Management Threatened and Endangered Species - Bureau wide

The FY26 Bureau of Land Management Threatened and Endangered Species program is a direct federal cooperative agreement managed by the Department of the Interior. This initiative focuses on the recovery and delisting of threatened, endangered, and BLM sensitive species, as well as the preservation of their natural habitats. Key priority areas, particularly within Wyoming, include implementing on-the-ground conservation actions, conducting targeted inventory and monitoring to assess species status, and expanding scientific knowledge regarding genetics, ecology, and existing threats to rare wildlife and plants. The program encompasses broad environmental topics including conservation, resilience, and water management. While the current status is closed pending the next funding cycle, the program utilizes NAICS code 813312 for its operations. Interested parties can monitor the official notice of funding opportunity via grants.gov for updates regarding future availability.