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Find similar grantsUrban and Community Forestry Grants is sponsored by Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. Supports local governments in building and improving urban forestry programs, including tree inventories and green infrastructure projects.
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Urban & Community Forestry DNRC's Urban and Community Forestry program offers grants to improve the care and management of trees in the built environment. There are state-funded grants to plants trees and celebrate Arbor Day each April. There are also federally-funded subawards originating at the USDA Forest Service.
All cities and towns in Montana are eligible ... For the purchase and planting of one or more trees in the celebration of Arbor Day. The grant requires submission of an Arbor Day Proclamation.
Grant funds are issued up-front and require reporting after the Arbor Day event is held. Match funds are encouraged but not required. December 18, 2024 - February 14, 2025 Upon Grant receipt through Arbor Day each year Tree City USA communities: $850 All other communities: $350 Urban and Community Forestry Grants Grants for local governments to build, develop, improve their urban forestry programs.
Projects tie into a yearly theme. Typical projects include tree inventory, Urban Forest Management Plan, green infrastructure work, strategic tree planting and care, or best practices and education outreach.
Application is open until January 03, 2024 24-36 month term for project completion typically begins in April Urban Forestry Program Manager Forestry Assistance Program Support Technician Join the DNRC Mailing List Stay up to date on alerts, events, and all things happening at DNRC. 1539 Eleventh Ave. Helena, MT 59601 Find a Location or Contact Conservation and Resource Development Board of Oil and Gas Conservation
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments in Montana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000 - $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Urban and Community Forestry Grants is funded by Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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