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Find similar grantsLawn Conversion and Riparian Buffer Mini-Grant Program is sponsored by Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts (PACD) (funded through DCNR). This mini-grant program encourages the conversion of mowed lawns to native upland forests or meadows or the installation of riparian forest buffers.
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org Conservation Planner Program Engineering Assistance Program Leadership Development Training Best Management Practices Educational Events Sample Materials Pollution And Pollution Solutions Project Promotion Toolkit Find Your Conservation District Events And Training Calendar Conservation District Week Public Service Announcements Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts We support Pennsylvania’s Conservation Districts who work for clean water and healthy soil every day.
Find Your Conservation District 2025 Conservation District Highlights Lawn Conversion and Riparian Buffer Mini-Grant Program Berks County Buffer Project (left) and Lehigh Lawn Conversion Project (right). PACD was awarded a $200,000 Community Conservation Partnerships Program Grant from the PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) to continue offering training and mini-grants to Pennsylvania’s conservation districts.
Landowners are encouraged to work with their local conservation district to determine eligibility and work through the process of installing a project. This round, there are three mini-grant categories available. Installation of lawn conversion and buffer projects, post-planting establishment, and education & outreach.
*Please email applications and supporting documents to Shannon Wehinger at swehinger@pacd. org .
Installation of Lawn Conversion and Buffer Projects Maintenance Plan Template Landowner Agreement Template Lawn-to-Forest Post-Planting Inspection Checklist Lawn-to-Meadow Post-Planting Inspection Checklist Post-Planting Inspection Checklist DCNR Concept for Multifunctional Riparian Forest Buffers Post-Planting Establishment Post-Planting Establishment Plan Landowner Agreement Template Post-Planting Inspection Checklist Please contact Shannon Wehinger, PACD Director of Communications & Education at swehinger@pacd.
org with questions. The Lawn Conversion & Riparian Buffer Mini-Grant Program for Conservation Districts is financed in part by a grant from the Community Conservation Partnerships Program, Environmental Stewardship fund, under the administration of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation.
Conservation Planner Program Engineering Assistance Program Leadership Development Training Best Management Practices Educational Events Sample Materials Pollution And Pollution Solutions Project Promotion Toolkit Find Your Conservation District Events And Training Calendar Conservation District Week Public Service Announcements
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Landowners working with their local conservation district. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Lawn Conversion and Riparian Buffer Mini-Grant Program is funded by Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts (PACD) (funded through DCNR). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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