Columbia River Basin water management grant supports water supply and reporting projects along the Columbia River and its tributaries to meet water needs, ease conflicts, and provide instream benefits.
Water Acquisition Grants support Tribes, nonprofits, and local entities in acquiring water interests and protecting instream flows across Oregon to restore habitat, conserve species, and improve water quality.
Streamflow restoration competitive grants support Tribes, public entities, and nonprofits with watershed plans and projects to improve Washington streamflows and sustain healthy salmon populations.
Yakima Basin integrated planning grants support public, Tribal, and nonprofit groups working on water, irrigation, and fish projects to secure sustainable supplies for families, farms, and fish.
The Family Forest Fish Passage Program supports small Washington forest landowners by funding repairs to road crossings and other barrier projects that reopen spawning and rearing habitat for native fish.