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Find similar grantsNH Fish and Game’s Small Grants Program is sponsored by New Hampshire Fish and Game. Assists landowners with at least 25 contiguous acres in enhancing wildlife habitats through projects like brush clearing, apple tree maintenance, and woodland upkeep.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Landowners with a minimum of 25 contiguous acres in New Hampshire. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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NH Fish and Game's Small Grants Program is sponsored by New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. This program helps landowners who own a minimum of 25 contiguous acres restore or enhance habitat for wildlife. Projects can include brush clearing, mowing to maintain grasslands and shrublands, releasing old apple trees, and maintaining woodland openings.
Small Grants Program (NH Fish and Game) is sponsored by New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. This program helps landowners who own a minimum of 25 contiguous acres restore or enhance habitat for wildlife. Projects may include brush clearing or mowing to maintain grasslands and shrublands; release of old apple trees; and maintenance of woodland openings.
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