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Forest Health & Community Wildfire Resiliency Program is sponsored by Washington State Conservation Commission. Provides funding for conservation districts to improve forest conditions and strengthen community resilience to wildfire.
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Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency (CWR) It's conservation district election time! Click here to learn how you can vote in your CD. Conservation District Resources About the Commission Commission Staff Commission Members Annual Reports & Strategic Plan What are Conservation Districts?
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Community wildfire resiliency support activities and actions such as the Firewise USA© program, Fire Adapted Communities resources, Wildfire Ready Neighbors, and Ready Set Go, are important for landowners and communities to be aware of to increase the wildfire resiliency of their private property and communities.
SCC’s Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency (CWR) program provides funding for Washington conservation districts to improve forest conditions and strengthen community resilience to wildfire. This round of funding is open to Washington conservation districts to support forest health & community wildfire resilience programs at the districts.
Due to severe budget constraints, SCC asks that districts seriously consider whether this program is a high priority for the communities you serve before applying for these funds.
About this Conservation Program Climate change and drought-associated increases in the frequency and severity of wildfires in Washington state, historical forest management practices, and increasing populations in rural and suburban areas make it vitally important that private landowners steward forest land for improved health and resilience and be prepared for wildfire.
Improving forest health for climate and wildfire resiliency is critical at the same time as rural populations are growing and forest parcels are becoming smaller and more numerous.
WA Fire Adapted Communities (WAFAC): Fire in the Shrub Steppe Webinar Series Resident Recovery Guide Template Wildfire Preparedness and Recovery Toolkits (apologies for the dead links on the page, they will be updated by the end of the month) Additional Resources (webpage will be updated soon!) WA Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW): K-12 education from WDFW: Save Our Shrubsteppe lesson plan available for educators online.
Middle school lesson plan "Wildlife and Wildfires" Explore Shrubsteppe brochure (available in Spanish) Sense of Place in Sagebrush Landscapes Values Mapping for Sagebrush in Idaho Statewide Survey on Idaho's Sagebrush Landscapes and Rangelands Public Comment is open for the Grants & Contracts Manual Do you have comments on our updated program guidelines and Grant Manual?
Revive the Future: Transforming Post-Wildfire Recovery in the Northwest Webinars Forest Health and Community Wildfire Manager Check back later for releases about this program Review funding guidelines See what will be required for reporting Questions? Please contact your regional manager . Want more information?
Check out the following files that are related to the Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency Program. LEG - Budget Requests - 2026 SCC's budget requests for the 2026 legislative session.
The Washington State Conservation Commission (SCC) and conservation districts (CDs) are critical participants in the “all lands, all hands” approach to land management identified in the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Wildland Fire Protection 10-Year Strategic Plan and 20-year Forest Health Strategic Plan.
DNR and CDs work together to provide landowners with the best possible resources and options for implementing resiliency solutions. FH_CWR - CCA Reporting Form - 2025 - WORD Climate Commitment Act reporting form for Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency. Wildfire risk is rising across Washington state, threatening livelihoods, vital natural resources, and homes.
Following another significant wildfire season in the Northwest, many communities and managers are yet again focused on postfire recovery and management. The questions at hand are diverse. Join us for a 2024 webinar series to encourage broad reflection and discussion on these questions.
Wednesdays from 12 pm–1 pm PDT: October 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th; November 6th FIN - Grant and Policy Manual Grant and Contract Policy and Procedure Manual for SCC. Updated January 26, 2026. What are the programs that are funded by the climate commitment act or CCA funding?
SCC's total allocation of CCA funding adds up to over $86 million in funds. CWR - Firewise Project Map Th e Washington State Conservation Commission — in consultation with the DNR — administered funds for conservation districts to implement local Firewise activities. Individual landowners and entire communities were engaged in activities that help prepare and manage property in a way that reduces risk of wildfire damage.
CWR - Firewise Grant Program Using funding received during the 2016 Legislative Session, the Washington State Conservation Commission (SCC) launched a grant program for conservation districts to implement local Firewise program activities.
CWR - Fire Recovery Program The Fire Recovery Program was created by the state Legislature and administered by the Washington State Conservation Commission (SCC) to help landowners and cooperators recover losses to natural resources and agriculture that occurred during the 2014-16 wildfires. You can find the programmatic guidelines here for the Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency program.
Find videos and trainings from this program. Conservation 101 - Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency Program The Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency Program helps landowners and communities reduce wildfire risk through education, funding, and hands-on support to improve forest health and protect homes.
Success Stories from this Grant Program Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency (CWR) Okanogan Conservation District Supporting Post-Fire Recovery in the Lightning Creek Watershed Okanogan Conservation District staff, alongside property owners Anne MacDonaugh and Cheryl McGinley, are working to restore the Lightning Creek Watershed following the 2021 Walker Creek Fire.
Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency (CWR) Okanogan Conservation District Building Wildfire Resiliency in Okanogan County Okanogan Conservation District's wildfire resiliency team has completed over 100 home risk assessments this year, helping the community prepare for and reduce wildfire risks amid worsening drought conditions.
Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency (CWR) Spokane Conservation District Spokane Conservation District Leads Urban Forestry Innovation Sixteen years ago, SCD began increasing the scope of its forestry work to include urban forest issues.
Today, SCD is creating a conservation park in an old quarry where it hosts events, operates a nursery supplying trees for urban planning projects, and works on projects addressing urban forest education, inequality, and fire mitigation. Read the article at here.
Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency (CWR) Cascadia Conservation District Wildfire Preparedness Outreach When a local Washington conservation district, Cascadia, evaluated the launch plan for a wildfire preparedness program in partnership with a federal agency, they discovered the program wasn’t reaching the intended audience.
Washington State Conservation Commission Programs Collaborations Jobs Working with SCC News VSP Program Administrators Conservation District Resources SCC Intranet Website by August Creative
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Washington conservation districts (e. g. , King Conservation District). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Forest Health & Community Wildfire Resiliency Program is funded by Washington State Conservation Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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