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Prescribed fire grants is sponsored by Texas A&M Forest Service. Offers several grant opportunities for private landowners to help implement prescribed burning to reduce hazardous fuel loads and protect communities. These grants also aid in ecosystem restoration.
Landowners are typically reimbursed at a standard rate per acre burned and often require the use of a certified and insured prescribed burn vendor.
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Prescribed Fire Grants - Texas A&M Forest Service Several grant opportunities are available for private landowners to help implement prescribed burning to reduce hazardous fuel loads and protect communities across the state. Prescribed burning is a land management tool used to reduce potential fuel for wildfires and help promote ecosystem restoration.
For most prescribed fire grants, recipients will be reimbursed at a standard rate per acre burned. All require the use of a certified and insured prescribed burn vendor. Prescribed fire grant application State Fire Assistance for Mitigation Provides funding for prescribed fire to reduce hazardous fuels in and around communities.
Community Protection Program Grant Provides assistance to reduce the hazard of high-risk fuels on private lands through prescribed burning. State Fire Capacity in East Texas Prescribed Fire Grant Provides assistance to reduce the hazard of high-risk fuels on private lands and non-federal public lands through prescribed burning.
Texas Longleaf Conservation Assistance Program Provides financial and technical assistance for establishing, enhancing, and managing longleaf pine. Neches River & Cypress Basin Watershed Restoration Prescribed Fire Grant Provides financial assistance to landowners using prescribed fire within the Neches River and Cypress Basin watersheds.
Stand Ready Texas District 11 Prescribed Fire Grant Provides assistance to reduce the hazard of high-risk fuels on private lands in U.S. Congressional District 11 through prescribed burning. Need additional information? We’re here to help!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Private landowners in Texas. Specific eligibility criteria may vary by individual grant opportunity, with some prioritizing areas near high-risk communities or within specific East Texas counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was July 14, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Prescribed fire grants is funded by Texas A&M Forest Service. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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