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Collaborative Forest Restoration
Posted
8/30/18
Assistance Listing Number
10.679
Overview
Grant Opportunities
1
Grant Awards
309
Federal Agency
Forest Service
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Description
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08DG11030300011
CFRP-ALAMO COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING THROUGH CFR
The Alamo Navajo School Board Inc.
Project Grant
$360.0k
7/14/08
7/14/08
16DG11031000012
CORDOVAS LANDSCAPE RESTORATION -CFRP
Padilla Logging Restoration LLC
Project Grant
$450.0k
5/11/16
10/30/19
09DG11031000011
FIRE PROTECTION PLANNING AND NEPA COMPLIANCE IN THE UPPER PECOS WATERSHED
Upper Peco Watershed Association
Project Grant
$157.6k
8/17/09
8/11/14
11DG11060120009
DESCHUTES COUNTY COST SHARE WEED PROGRAM
Deschutes County
Project Grant
$114.9k
1/14/11
1/14/11
08DG11061000014
CLEAN ILLEGAL DUMP SITES
Clean Forest Project
Project Grant
$48.3k
5/5/08
5/5/08
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Collaborative Forest Restoration Program
The U.S. Forest Service Southwestern Region requests applications for forest restoration projects on Federal, Tribal, State, County, Land Grant, or Municipal forest lands in New Mexico that are designed through a collaborative process that includes affected communities and other stakeholders. Individuals, businesses, groups and other organizations are encouraged to collaborate on the design, implementation, and monitoring of projects that value local and traditional knowledge, promote healthy and productive forests and watersheds, and build ownership and civic pride. CFRP encourages communication and joint problem solving through interagency, cross-jurisdictional, and inter-tribal projects. By working together, small business owners, conservation and environmental organizations, community groups, tribes, colleges, universities and other organizations can qualify for CFRP grants for forest restoration projects that reduce the threat of wildfire, improve watershed conditions, and provide jobs and training to local communities. Applicants are encouraged to submit applications for projects that facilitate landscape-scale, multi-jurisdictional efforts. Implementation applications must include a signed NEPA decision document for the proposed treatment site. The Forest Service anticipates awarding 10 to 15 CFRP grants totaling $3 to $4 million in 2013, pursuant to federal appropriations. Individual awards range from $120,000 to $360,000. The CFRP Technical Advisory Panel, a Chartered Federal Advisory Committee, will evaluate CFRP grant applications and provide recommendations to the Forest Service on which ones best meet the program objectives. The Secretary of Agriculture will make the final decision on project funding. Awarded projects are expected to be funded and commence activities by the fall of 2013.
CFRP-RFA-FY-2013
Department of Agriculture
2/25/13
10/17/12