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Find similar grantsOklahoma - Urban and Community Forestry Grants is sponsored by Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry. These grants aim to enhance urban forestry initiatives across the state. They support projects such as public tree inventories, management plans, and educational programs.
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