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Visit funder's website →Maine Invasive Plant Management Program: Practice Plan Applications is sponsored by Maine Forest Service (Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry). This program provides financial incentives for public and private woodland owners to obtain Invasive Plant Control Practice Plans (IPCPP) for their woods. The goal is to address invasive plants that choke out native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers.
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Invasive Plant Management Program: Maine Forest Service: Maine ACF Bureaus & Programs → Maine Forest Service → Projects → Invasive Plant Management Program Invasive Plant Management Program Applications are Currently Closed The original grant for the invasive plant program has closed and we are not currently accepting applications for plans or treatments.
To learn more about available funding for invasive plant treatments please visit the Maine Forest Service WoodsWISE website. For more information please call the MFS main office at 207-287-2791 and ask for Nicole Rogers, Landowner Outreach Forester. Landowners can also ask to speak with their local MFS District Forester for questions about invasive plants and other forest-related questions.
Attention Woodland Owners and Natural Resource Professionals: PLEASE NOTE: THIS PROGRAM IS OPEN TO LANDOWNERS WITH PARCELS OF AT LEAST 10 WOODED ACRES. Invasive plants choke out native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers, and harm wildlife habitat in your woods!
Important Documents/Forms List of Eligible Invasive Plant Control Practice Plan Preparers (PDF) Practice Plan Instructions(PDF) Practice Plan Application (online form) State of Maine Vendor Form Instructions (PDF) State of Maine Vendor Form (PDF) Practice Plan Claim for Payment (PDF) Practice Plan Landowner/Forester Affidavit (PDF) Control Treatment Instructions (PDF) Control Treatment Application (online form) State of Maine Vendor Form Instructions (PDF) State of Maine Vendor Form (PDF) Control Treatment Claim for Payment (PDF) Control Treatment Landowner/Forester Affidavit (PDF) This Program Will Provide Landowners (public or private ownerships 10 to 10,000 acres) with: A list of trained professionals available for contracting to assess your property and prepare an Invasive Plant Control Practice Plan (IPCPP) .
Landowners must agree to services with a natural resources professional from the approved list , and complete a Practice Plan Application. The Maine Forest Service will reimburse up to half of the cost of preparing the Invasive Plant Control Practice plan. Landowners with an approved IPCPP will be eligible to apply for treatment of invasive plants on their property.
Contact the Maine Forest Service by email or by phone at 207. 287. 2791 Apply for the Invasive Plant Academy today!
Deadline to apply is Wednesday, February 17, 2021.
LINK HERE TO APPLICATION FORM --> Bureau of Pesticide Control licensed applicators opt-in invasive plant control treatment providers list Maine Natural Areas Program non-herbicide or herbicide-plus plant control treatment providers list Foresters and Other Natural Resources Professionals: Resources for Foresters and Other Natural Resources Professionals Photos courtesy of the Maine Natural Areas Program
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments, municipalities, educational institutions, non-profit organizations, and private family woodland owners with ten to one thousand wooded acres in Maine. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to 50% of cost (maximum $500 - $1,600 based on acreage). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Maine Invasive Plant Management Program: Practice Plan Applications is funded by Maine Forest Service (Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Temporary Bridge Grant Program for Timber Harvesters and Other Forestry Professionals is sponsored by Maine Forest Service (Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry). This program helps loggers and other forestry professionals purchase temporary bridges for use in timber harvest operations. The goal is to protect water quality by preventing sedimentation, preserving aquatic wildlife passage, and allowing unobstructed stormwater flow.
Volunteer Fire Capacity (VFC) Program (Maine) is sponsored by Maine Forest Service (Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry). This program helps fire departments purchase equipment for wildland fire suppression, with the primary objective to organize, train, and equip fire departments in Maine's rural communities. Eligible purchases include wildland fire personal protective equipment (PPE), portable pumps, hoses, and specialized tools.
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