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Find similar grantsUSDA Forest Service Wood Innovations Program is sponsored by USDA Forest Service. Supports projects that advance the use of wood products, including non-timber forest products, to improve forest health and stimulate economic development.
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Wood Innovations | US Forest Service Sustainability With Wood Products Wood is a renewable resource with countless uses, and sustainably harvesting wood to make wood products is good for the health of forests and local economies. The Forest Service's Wood Innovations grants are investing in wood products economies nationwide.
Wood Innovations Grant recipient Neal Creek Forest Products works on several forest management projects on Oregon and Washington. The company is based in Hood River, Oregon, where they play an indispensable role in ensuring healthy forests. National Utilization & Marketing Staff Directory This searchable directory can help you make connections to state and national assistance.
Wood Innovations Program Overview The USDA Forest Service Wood Innovations Program expands and creates markets for wood products and wood energy that support long-term, sustainable management of National Forest System lands and other forest lands. Information about Wood Innovations projects is available through the Wood Innovations Project Search . Press Release: US Forest Service Invests $105.
5 Million in Grants to Support Wood Industry, Rural Economies, Jobs Forest power: Woodchips to electricity Scaling up mass timber: Closing gaps, fueling innovation Wood is Good: Wood products build the way to healthy forests of the future Applications for the following grants are now closed. Check back for future opportunities.
The Wood Innovation Grants Program, launched in 2015, stimulates, expands and supports U.S. wood products markets and wood energy markets to support the long-term management of National Forest System and other forest lands. National focus areas include mass timber, renewable wood energy, and technological development that supports hazardous fuel reduction and sustainable forest management.
The deadline to apply for financial assistance through Grants. gov was 11:59 p. m.
EST, April 22, 2026. An active System for Award Management registration and Grants. gov accounts are required to apply.
Email the appropriate regional coordinator or Collin Buntrock collin. buntrock@usda. gov for more information.
Wood Innovation Grant Application Instructions Wood Innovations Application Webinar Wood Innovation Grant Program Fact Sheet Notice of Funding Opportunity on Grants. gov See list of recent recipients Community Wood Grant Program The Community Wood Grant Program, launched in 2020, provides funding for grants to install thermally led community wood energy systems or to build innovative wood product manufacturing facilities.
The Forest Service expects renewable wood energy systems installed under this program to use the most stringent control technologies. The program places extra emphasis on assisting sawmills in economically challenged areas to retool or add advanced technology. The deadline to apply for financial assistance through Grants.
gov was 11:59 p. m. EST on April 22, 2026.
An active System for Award Management registration and Grants. gov accounts are required to apply. Email the appropriate regional coordinator or Alex Kazer rob e rt .
k az er@usda. gov for more information. Community Wood Application Instructions Community Wood Application Webinar Community Wood Grants Program Fact Sheet Notice of Funding Opportunity on Grants.
gov Recent recipients are located at Wood Grants | US Forest Service (usda. gov) . Wood Products Infrastructure Assistance Grant Program The Wood Products Infrastructure Assistance provides funding may be used to provide support for facilities that purchase and process byproducts of ecosystem restoration projects.
This includes applications to establish, reopen, retrofit, expand, or improve a sawmill or other wood-processing facility in close proximity to federal or Indian lands that need ecosystem restoration and will generate byproducts. The emphasis is on areas of unnaturally severe high fire or insect or disease infestation with high or very high priority for ecological restoration.
The deadline to apply for financial assistance through Grants. gov was 11:59 p. m.
EST on April 22, 2026. An active System for Award Management registration and Grants. gov accounts are required to apply.
Email the appropriate regional coordinator or Jeff High jeffrey. c. high@usda.
gov for more information. WPIA Application Instructions Wood Products Infrastructure Assistance Application Webinar Notice of Funding Opportunity on Grants.
gov Recent recipients are posted online Wood Innovations Technical Assistance Wood Manufacturing Assistance Team: The Wood Manufacturing Assistance team delivers critical technical assistance to forest products manufacturers through a partnership with the U.S. Endowment for Forestry & Communities and industry experts.
This program provides technical assistance for facilities to identify opportunities for facility and equipment improvements, improve operations, evaluate current and potential market opportunities, and support long-term planning needs to maintain and build American wood products manufacturing. For more information, visit the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities website .
Wood Energy Technical Assistance Team: The Wood Energy Technical Assistance Team supports facilities to advance thermal and combined-heat-and-power projects from concept to implementation. The team also works to ensure that implemented projects are sustained and successful through ongoing technical assistance.
Since 2009, the team has worked with partners across the United States on more than 200 projects that annually use over 850,000 green tons of biomass from forest management and industry residues, support 2,686 jobs, and add $34 million to local economies. For more information, visit the Forest Markets - Wood Energy Technical Assistance Team web page . Wood Innovations Grants are making a difference across the country.
From funding for advanced computer numerical control systems that can produce state-of-the-art prefabricated mass timber building materials, to renewable energy systems that run on wood chips, these grants are helping address critical issues like climate change and helping sustain local economies.
Select to Read Success Stories November 2024 - Biomass Transportation Incentive Pilot Overview (PDF, 416 KB) October 2024 - Alaska Mill Implements Sustainable Young-Growth Lumber Processing (PDF, 538 KB) October 2024 - Model for an All-Wood Building (PDF, 234 KB) September 2024 - Firewood Banks: Meeting a Critical Need for Heating in Vulnerable Communities (PDF, 406 KB) September 2024 - Mass Timber Takes Root in Iowa: A Story of Sustainable Construction (PDF, 225 KB) August 2024 - Woody Biomass Briquettes: Strengthening Arizona's Economy, and Climate and Wildfire Resilience (PDF, 674 KB) August 2024 - Woody Biomass Processing Mill Boosts Forest Health and Economic Growth (PDF, 426 KB) August 2024 - Temporary Bridges Bring Lasting Benefits to Forest Ecosystems and Rural Communities (PDF, 723 KB) August 2024 - Grants Save Lives on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska (PDF, 341 KB) May 2024 - Producing Opportunity: New sawmill opens in the Sierra Nevadas April 2024 - Building with Mass Timber Today for a Zero Net Carbon Future (PDF, 279 KB) December 2023 - Lumber Drying Technology Helps Produce Mass Timber and Reduce Wild (347 KB) December 2023 - Leveraging Existing Infrastructure for the Benefits of Biochar (PDF, 428 KB) December 2023 - Sawmill Upgrade Increases Use of Fire-Salvaged Log (PDF, 644 KB) December 2023 - Expanding Centuries-Old Interest in Eastern Hemlock (PDF, 256 KB) November 2023 - Paper Mill’s Rebuilt Biomass Boiler Supports Jobs and Lower Emissions (PDF, 286 KB) October 2023 - Converting Biomass to Biochar Delivers a More Sustainable Future (PDF, 486 KB) October 2023 - Mass Timber Housing Realized Through Extraordinary Community- Centered Collaboration (PDF, 291 KB) October 2023 - CLT from Small- Diameter Trees: One Localized Innovation, Multiple Solutions (PDF, 428 KB) May 2023 - Supporting America’s Forests by Creating and Expanding Markets for Sustainable Wood Products and Wood Energy (PDF, 246 KB) March 2023 - Expanding Forest Utilization Means Healthy Forests, Stronger Markets (PDF, 384 KB) August 2022 - TimberLab and Fire-Safe CLT Exterior Walls (PDF, 2.
34 MB) June 2022 - The University of Arkansas Vision Grows Mass Timber Influence (PDF, 1. 29 MB) May 2022 - Fire Tests Lead to Code Changes Supporting Visible Mass Timber Use in Tall Buildings (PDF, 720 KB) April 2022 - Blue Forest - Fighting Fire with Finance (PDF, 1. 26 MB) March 2022 - Blue Mountain Lumber Products Mill Upgrades Benefit Forest Restoration (PDF, 1.
87 MB) March 2022 - Northern Forests to Timber Cities: Connecting Dense Cities to Healthy Forests (PDF, 1. 57 MB) February 2022 - America’s Forests with Chuck Leavell Celebrates the Importance of U.S. Forests (PDF, 1. 96 MB) December 2021 - Woody Biomass Heating System Continues to Warm Students and Staff at Holderness (PDF, 2.
53 MB) October 2021 - Building a Worldwide Market for End Grain Wood from National Forest Service Lands (PDF, 1. 84 MB) October 2021 - University of Idaho Arena Charts a Future for Mass Timber (PDF, 2. 31 MB) September 2021 - Wood Energy Heats Up Alaska (PDF, 1.
84 MB) July 2021 - Biochar Initiative Sweeping Across the Great Plains (PDF, 2. 58 MB) July 2021 - U. S Biochar Initiative Is Building a Sustainable Future from the Soil Up (PDF, 2.
55 MB) July 2021 - Mass Timber Showcased in New Nez Perce Clearwater Forest Supervisor’s Office (PDF, 2. 35 MB) April 2021 - CNC Machines Putting Mass Timber on the Cutting Edge (PDF, 1. 89 MB) April 2021 - WoodWorks Makes It Easier to Design, Engineer, and Construct Commercial and Multifamily Wood Buildings (PDF, 1.
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The current listing shows $50,000 - $500,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
USDA Forest Service Wood Innovations Program is funded by USDA Forest Service. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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USDA-FS-2026-CFP puts $4.95 million behind fee-simple forest acquisition, caps requests at $600,000, and requires a 50 percent non-federal match. But the deadline that will actually disqualify you is October 13 — the date your application must be in your State Forester's hands, two weeks before the Forest Service ever sees it.
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