Forest Health Research Program supports researchers and graduate students studying California forests and wildfire to inform forest resilience and landscape-scale forest and fire management.
CAL FIRE's Forest Health Grants support large-scale, science-based forest restoration and reforestation projects in California to boost climate resilience, reduce wildfire risk, and improve ecosystem health.
Regional Forest and Fire Capacity (RFFC) Program supports regional and statewide partners with planning, capacity building, and project development to improve California forest health and wildfire resilience.
The Forest Conservation Program supports those working in California’s forests through planning, acquisition, and restoration projects that protect forest health, habitat, and water resources.
California Forest Improvement Program supports California forest landowners with management planning, reforestation, and conservation to sustain timber resources, wildlife habitat, and soil and water quality.
Wildfire Prevention Grants support locally led projects in California communities, funding fuels reduction, planning, and education to protect people, homes, and essential infrastructure from wildfire.