Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation
The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) is a state agency dedicated to helping ensure Montana's land and water resources provide benefits for present and future generations. With 550 employees, the department is organized into four primary divisions: Forestry & Trust Lands, Water Resources, Conservation and Resource Development, and Oil and Gas Conservation. The department manages diverse programs including forest health, wildfire prevention, water rights, conservation grants, trust land management, and natural resource protection. Its mission encompasses sustainable land use, resource conservation, and supporting Montana's environmental and economic interests through comprehensive resource management strategies.
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22 grantsReclamation and Development Grants Program (RDGP) Planning Grants
RDGP Planning Grants from the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation fund research and planning for projects addressing environmental restoration and resource protection in Montana.
Pollinator Grants - Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation
Pollinator Grants - Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation support conservation districts in improving pollinator habitat through local projects that benefit Montana’s natural resources.
Project & Planning Grants
Project & Planning Grants support Montana conservation districts in planning and carrying out locally identified projects that benefit public natural resources through on-the-ground conservation work.
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