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Charles County Tree Planting - Chesapeake Bay Trust Charles County Tree Planting The Charles County Tree Planting program supports projects that increase tree cover in urban and rural spaces, bringing the benefits of increased forest habitat, improved environmental health, water quality, and a natural cooling system to urban heat.
The ultimate purpose the program is to enhance the health and wellbeing of human and natural communities in the County’s local watersheds.
501(c)3 Non-profit Organizations Faith-based organizations Soil/Water Conservation Districts and Resource Conservation Public and Private Educational Institutions Individual private or commercial landowners Consultants, contractors, and other for-profit entities This opportunity is open to: Project Managers: Applicants must be established organizations capable of managing and leading the project through its implementation phase.
Eligible organizations include nonprofits, commercial landowners, consultant firms, contractors, and similar entities. Landowners: Applicants, such as individual landowners or small homeowners’ associations, who have project site ideas for tree planting but are unable to serve as project managers, may submit their proposals.
The Trust will coordinate with Charles County, the local State Forester, or another relevant entity to arrange for a contractor who can manage and lead the project through its implementation.
Site preparation costs (soil amendment, invasive species removal) Educational signage (County and Trust logos must be included) Community engagement, education, awareness, consultation, and collaboration with local organizations or non-profits in relation to tree planting and benefits Two-year maintenance costs Title Report (required with the Charles County Long-Term Protective Agreement for Tree Planting) For not-for-profit entities, project management costs Total funding pool: $50,000 Typical requests are from $5,000 and below $20,000.
Costs will be compared to the standard of $100 – $600 per tree planted, which includes trees, supplies, labor, maintenance costs and tree pit work when necessary.
Funding is also available for complementary activities to tree planting, such as signage, environmental education and community engagement Two year maintenance costs Processing a Title Report (required with the Charles County Long-Term Protective Agreement for Tree Planting) *For not-for-profit entities project management costs can be included.
What this program does NOT fund: Projects or programs that are required by a separate Federal, state, or locally issued permit, decree, or enforcement action, and projects that lead to financial benefit. Is match required? Match is encouraged but not required.
Deadline: Rolling, Requests for this Program are accepted on an on-going basis until funds are fully expended for the fiscal year. Click Here to View the Request for Proposals (RFP) Click Here to View the Narrative Questions Click the button below to access and learn how to navigate our New Portal System Learn more about previously awarded projects on our interactive map!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, community groups, and local governments in Charles County, Maryland. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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