The Habitat Enhancement Program funds landscape-scale projects that boost game and non-game wildlife populations, paid for by big game tag application fees and federal Pittman-Robertson money. Annual funding usually tops $1 million, and shovel-ready projects that bring in several partners and funding sources get priority. It shares an application cycle with the Landowner Relations Program.
Eligibility
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Landscape-scale habitat projects benefiting game and non-game species
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Applicant type is not stated on the page (partnership projects; priority to shovel-ready)
Details
Release Date
July 10, 2026
Organization
Financial Instrument
Grant
Terms
Not published.
Published amounts: Annual program funding varies but usually exceeds $1 million. No per-project amount published.
Application Instructions
Same cycle as Landowner Relations: applications received from 9 a.m. July 10 at AZGFD headquarters until funding is obligated. Contact the Habitat Enhancement Program Coordinator.
Deadline text on the page: Applications for the HE and LRP Programs funding are due on July 10. ... Applications will be accepted and reviewed until all funding is obligated.
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Updated October 15, 2026
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