Forest Service grants support collaborative, science-based forest restoration for Tribes on eligible rural lands, requiring a 1:1 non-federal match.
The Forest Service offers grants up to $600,000 for collaborative restoration of rural non-federal forests, with a 1:1 non-federal match required.
The FY26 Landscape Scale Restoration Grant Program by Idaho Department of Lands funds science-based forest restoration to reduce wildfire risk and improve ecosystem health in Idaho’s rural forests.
This grant offers up to $1,000,000 for tribes, local governments, and nonprofits to acquire and conserve threatened forest land in Michigan and Wisconsin’s Lake Superior Basin, supporting community and habitat benefits.
Landscape Scale Restoration Grants support Nevada partners restoring priority rural landscapes to improve forest and range health, watersheds, wildfire resilience, and wildlife habitat.
This grant funds land acquisition and outdoor recreation facility projects in qualifying urban and tribal areas, requiring a 50% non-federal match and ensuring sites remain open for public recreation permanently.