Kansas Cost-Share Programs fund science-based conservation practices to improve soil, water, and habitat across Kansas, administered by the Kansas Department of Agriculture.
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources' Soil and Water Conservation Cost-Share Practices grant funds science-based conservation projects to reduce soil erosion and improve water quality on Missouri lands.
Organic Certification Cost Share Program supports Kansas organic producers and handlers by reimbursing certification expenses to help them obtain or renew National Organic Program certification.
The Title X Cost-Share Program supports Arkansas landowners in installing conservation practices that reduce pollution carried by rainfall or snowmelt into rivers, lakes, wetlands, and drinking water sources.
Cost-Share Program supports local sponsors with water-related studies, planning, design, and construction to develop sustainable projects that serve North Dakota’s public and make water development more affordable.
Land and Water Conservation Fund Grants support Kansas state and local governments in acquiring and developing public outdoor recreation areas and facilities to expand accessible recreation opportunities.