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.
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.
Streamflow restoration competitive grants support Tribal governments, public entities, and nonprofits in watershed planning and restoration to improve Washington’s streamflows and aquatic resources.
National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program supports coastal state and territory agencies in acquiring, restoring, enhancing, and managing wetlands for lasting conservation benefits.
Water Resources drought response grants support Washington public entities addressing drought-related water shortages affecting water systems, farms, and livestock operations to relieve immediate hardship.
Columbia Basin Water Transactions Program supports local entities with voluntary water transactions and technical assistance to restore stream flows and conserve native fish habitat in the Columbia River Basin.