Many project types are eligible, including:
Habitat - activities that restore and/or preserve fish and wildlife habitat.
Research - activities that increase our knowledge of fish and wildlife species.
Education - efforts to share information or provide hands-on experiences to enhance public knowledge of fish, wildlife and their habitats.
Facility development - efforts to provide or enhance access to fish and wildlife related recreational opportunities.
Artificial production - efforts to rear and release fish or wildlife to restore populations or for public recreation. Applicants must obtain pre-approval from WDFW to be eligible for funding.

Eligible applicants include individual citizens, non-profit organizations, schools and universities, conservation districts, and tribal governments. For-profit businesses, state, and federal agencies are not eligible.