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Find similar grantsOregon Agricultural Heritage Program (OAHP) is sponsored by Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB). Offers grants to preserve and protect working lands for agricultural purposes while enhancing natural resources like fish and wildlife habitats and water quality.
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Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board : Oregon Agricultural Heritage Program (OAHP) : Oregon Agricultural Heritage Program : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Oregon Agricultural Heritage Program (OAHP) Increase the economic viability of Oregon’s agricultural operations and economic sector.
Enhance fish or wildlife habitat, water quality, and other natural resources on Oregon’s working land. Reduce conversion and fragmentation of Oregon’s working land.
Oregon Agricultural Heritage Program Grants NOTE: ALL CURRENT FUNDS ARE ALLOCATED Conservation Covenant and Easement Grants The purpose of the working land conservation covenant or easement grant program is to preserve and protect the continued use of a working land for agricultural purposes, and maintain or enhance fish or wildlife habitat, water quality, or other natural resource values on the land.
Program Administrative Manual Forms and Application Worksheets Appraisal Contracting Worksheet Landowner Acknowledgement Land Use Information Form Title Analysis Sheet Template Access Easement Template Conservation Easement Example PSA Conservation Easement Example Succession Planning Grants The purpose of the succession planning grant program is to ensure the continued use of working lands for agricultural purposes when the land changes ownership.
Conservation Management Planning Grants The purpose of the conservation management plan grant program is to develop and implement conservation measures for maintaining natural resource values in a manner consistent with the social and economic interests and abilities of the agricultural landowner or operator.
Program Administrative Manual (Archived*) Webinar Recording - Conservation Management Planning Grants Economic Values to Support OAHP Payment Ecosystem Services Program from Highland Economics July 2024 Institute for Natural Resources Report on Natural Working Lands from OSU September 2023 Valuation of Public Benefits of Ag Practices from Highland Economics June 2019 Landowner Acknowledgement Form Annual Reporting Form Technical Assistance Grants The purpose of the technical assistance grant program to provide assistance to organizations that are eligible to enter into agreements resulting in conservation management plans, or that acquire or propose to acquire working land conservation covenants or working land conservation easements.
Oregon Agricultural Heritage Commission (OAHC) The Oregon Agricultural Heritage Commission assists with the development of rules for the administration of the program, and provides grant funding recommendations to the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board based on applications received and money available in the Oregon Agricultural Heritage Fund.
Meet our Commission Members OAHC is Recruiting for a Seat on the Commission to Represent Tribal Interests Applications may be emailed to Attn. Nicole Bettinardi, OWEB Apply for a Commission Seat Prospective candidates are encouraged to review this webpage and to contact Taylor Larson 971-701-3248 for more information.
January 21, 2026 - virtual February 11, 2026 - virtual 2018 - 2025 Archived Meeting Materials 2026 OAHC Meeting Documents 2025 OAHC Meeting Documents 2024 OAHC Meeting Documents 2023 OAHC Meeting Documents 2022 OAHC Meeting Documents 2020 OAHC Meeting Documents 2019 OAHC Meeting Documents 2018 OAHC Meeting Documents OWEB encourages written or verbal public comment on any agenda item.
Written comments and requests for verbal comments may be sent through the public comment form on the OWEB website. DEADLINE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT: Please refer to the individual meeting page or agenda for the deadline. Public comment CANNOT be accepted after the deadline.
Please direct questions, comments, or requests to Program Coordinator, Taylor Larson , 971-701-3248. For questions about Conservation Easement Grants, please contact Robin Meacher , 971-301-1578. Stay informed by subscribing to our How to recognize an official Oregon website Only share sensitive information on official, secure websites.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to landowners seeking to implement conservation covenants or easements on their agricultural lands. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Oregon Agricultural Heritage Program (OAHP) is funded by Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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