Adirondack Terrestrial Invasive Species Management Grant supports nonprofits and municipalities with removal, training, and local support to manage terrestrial invasive species in the Adirondack region.
The Invasive Tree Species Removal & Management Sub-Grant funds projects to remove invasive trees and restore native forests on Delaware’s public lands, supporting urban and community ecosystem health.
Aquatic Nuisance Control Grant-in-Aid Program supports municipalities, state agencies, and regional partners in managing aquatic nuisance species to protect Vermont’s water quality and water use.
Generous Acts Grants support Adirondack nonprofits, schools, and municipalities with projects, operations, and capacity building to meet basic needs, expand educational pathways, and strengthen economic vitality.
Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention and Management supports projects in the Lake Champlain Basin to keep new invasive populations from establishing and contain or reduce those already present.
Aquatic Invasive Plant Management Grants Program supports public agencies and Tribes in planning, control, outreach, and research to address invasive plants and improve Washington freshwater bodies.