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Community Conservation Program – Warren County Soil & Water Conservation District Community Conservation Program nickr@warrenswcd. org 2026-05-20T17:30:10+00:00 Community Conservation Grant Program Grant funding is available for conservation projects related to education or resource protection!
Our Community Conservation Grant Program was created in 2017 and has funded numerous conservation related projects and education events within the county. Each year the District offers this competitive grant funding for local groups and organizations to seek funding from our office for conservation projects or conservation education.
This grant opportunity is aimed towards schools, municipal departments, and local community-based organizations such as scout groups, beautification committees, or not-for-profits. Scroll down to check out some past projects for ideas and to see what local folks have been able to do! We are now accepting applications for 2026.
Applications will be reviewed each month by the Board of Directors and awards will be sent via mail following the monthly meeting. Projects must be implemented on public land that is open and accessible to the public. Private land or storefronts are ineligible for this funding opportunity.
We encourage all to apply and submit creative projects! Up to a $1,000 per project – funds are limited, apply today! Please attach the budget form below to your application.
Grant Budget – Fillable PDF If you have a project idea, opportunity or interest please call our office at (518)623-3119 or contact Theresa Hajos at theresah@warrenswcd. org . I am an award recipient and need information about reporting: The Monarch Festival at Crandall Park: In 2022, the Crandall Park Beautification Committee applied for funding to host an event centered around the Monarch Butterfly.
They had educational speakers from a local college, facepainting, ice cream and other events and activities for kids to enjoy while learning about the importance of these local pollinators! Our mission is to protect and improve the lakes, rivers, streams, soils and other natural resources of Warren County through locally-led conservation projects and programs. Check out our yearly highlights!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools, municipal departments, and local community-based organizations such as scout groups, beautification committees, or not-for-profits. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Community Conservation Grant Program is funded by Warren County Soil & Water Conservation District. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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