Here is some of the stuff Bry that I've found.

The 2005-2006 fiscal year Pope and Young Club Conservation Program budget has been approved at almost $85,000.00. Included are Conservation Fund Grants to the following projects in areas of education, pro-wildlife management, research and partnerships:
[ul][*]American Wildlife Conservation Partners[*]Congressional Sportsman's Foundation[*]National Assembly of Sportsmen's Caucuses[*]International Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies[*]Ballot Issues Coalition[*]U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance - Bowhunters Rights Coalition[*]Judy Kovar Heritage Programs (in public schools)[*]National Shooting Sports Foundation - conservation videos in public schools[*]Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry Program[*]Becoming an Outdoors Woman Program[*]NSSF - Heritage Trust[*]Orion, the Hunters' Institute[*] National Archery in Schools Program[*]Hunting for Tomorrow Foundation (in Alberta)[*]Boone & Crockett Club's Hunt Fair Chase Program[*]deer and elk workshop - Nevada Dept. of Wildlife[*]Pronghorn antelope study - South Dakota State Univ.[*]Mule deer winter range research project - Utah State Univ.[*]deer DNA research project - Arizona Dept. of F&G / Purdue Univ.[*]Archery Hall of Fame[*]Chronic Wasting Disease Alliance[*]the Wildlands Center[*]wood bison restoration project - Alaska F&G Dept.[*]Jack Creek Preserve Foundation - youth conservation & bowhunting education[*]North American Bowhunting Coalition[/ul] With this year's grants, the Pope and Young Club has given more than $600,000.00 in grants the last eight years to worthy projects throughout North America.