Oak Woodlands Conservation Program
Oak Woodlands Conservation Program supports landowners, conservation groups, cities, and counties in conserving and restoring California oak woodlands while sustaining ranching and farming.
Funder: Wildlife Conservation Board
Due Dates: Rolling (applications accepted year-round)
Funding Amounts:
Summary: Supports projects that conserve and restore California’s oak woodlands while sustaining ranching and farming.
Key Information: The Board must approve a project before it can be funded.
Description
The Wildlife Conservation Board’s Oak Woodlands Conservation Program funds projects designed to conserve and restore California’s oak woodlands. The statewide program supports local protection efforts while allowing projects to address oak woodland issues identified as regional priorities.
The program also aims to bring ranchers and conservationists together around healthy oak woodlands and sustainable ranching and farming operations. Landowners, conservation organizations, cities, and counties can seek support for conservation or restoration projects.
