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2013 Western Bark Beetle Grant Program
The Western Bark Beetle Initiative Grant Program focuses on reducing adverse bark beetle impacts. This program is directed to units of local government, non-profit organizations 501(c)3, and public educational institutions. Individuals working in partnership with their neighborhood association may also apply if they work with one of the previously stated groups.
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Deadline: June 30, 2013
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2013 Wildland Fire Hazardous Fuels Grant Program
The Wildland Fire Hazardous Fuels (WFHF) grants focus on hazard fuel reduction and community protection. Priority projects are adjacent to National Forest and Bureau of Land Management lands in Arizona and emphasize protection of identified communities at risk of wildland fire. Fire departments, local governments, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations qualify.
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Deadline: Closed
Note: When funds are available for this program, applications are typically due in mid-winter to early-spring of each year.
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2012 Community Challenge Grant Program
The Community Challenge Grant Program focuses on activities to encourage and promote citizen involvement in supporting long-term and sustainable urban and community forestry programs at the local level. Local and tribal governments, non-profit organizations, and public educational institutions qualify.
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Deadline: Closed
Note: When funds are available for this program, applications are typically due in late fall of each year.
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2013 Western Wildland Urban Interface Grant Program
The Western Wildland Urban Interface Grant Program focuses on hazard fuels reduction, information and education, and community and homeowner action. Fire departments, local governments, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations qualify.
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Deadline: Closed
Note: When funds are available for this program, applications are typically due in mid-summer of each year.
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2012 Volunteer Fire Assistance Grant Program
The Volunteer Fire Assistance (VFA) Program focuses on fire management and prevention activities such as training, equipping, and organizing rural fire departments. Rural communities with a population of 10,000 or less qualify.
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Deadline: Closed
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Invasive Plants Grant Program
The Invasive Plants Grant Program focuses on the management of invasive noxious plants that threaten forested or woodland areas in Arizona. This program is directed to communities, local governments, non-profit organizations & educational institutions looking to treat noxious weed invasions on state and private lands.
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Deadline: Closed
Note: When funds are available for this program, applications are typically due in early to mid-winter of each year.
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Community Forest & Open Space Conservation Program (CFP)
(Administered by the USDA Forest Service)
The Community Forest Program (CFP) provides grants to local governments, Indian tribes, and qualified nonprofit organizations to establish community forests. Community forests are sustainably managed for many public benefits, including recreation, income, wildlife habitat, stewardship demonstration sites, and environmental education.
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Deadline: Closed
Note: When funds are available for this program, applications are typically due in mid-spring of each year
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