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Find similar grantsLandowner Assistance Grants – Kansas Forest Service is sponsored by Kansas Forest Service (with USDA Forest Service partnership). Supports private landowners in Kansas with conservation practices such as forest management, riparian buffers, windbreaks, invasive species control.
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Landowner Assistance Grants Jump to main content Jump to footer Landowner Assistance Grants Kansas Forest Service has partnered with the USDA Forest Service to assist Kansas landowners in implementing important conservation practices across five broad categories: Forest Management & Invasive Plants Forest Management & Wildfire Risk Windbreak Establishment & Renovation Conservation Tree Planting Riparian Forest Buffer Establishment The Kansas Forest Service has secured a limited amount of funding to assist private landowners with conservation practices that align with the categories above.
This funding has a limited window, expiring in late 2029, and will likely be fully obligated in advance of that date. More information about the Landowner Assistance Grant program can be found in the Guidance document linked below. Landowner Assistance Guidance To apply for this funding, please contact your Rural District Forester who can help you complete the Application, linked below.
Landowner Assistance Application 785-532-3300 | kfs@ksu. edu Statements and Disclosures KBOR Free Expression Statement © Kansas State University
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Private landowners in Kansas Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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