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    Operation, Maintenance, and Management Grant

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    Operation, Maintenance, and Management Grant supports conservation landowners with upkeep, restoration, and planning to protect resources on conserved lands and improve public access and enjoyment.

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    Funder: Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: FY2027: up to $51,000 per application; $255,000 expected total funding

    Summary: Supports ongoing care of lands acquired through Legacy Land Conservation Program grants to protect resources and improve public access.

    Key Information: Applicants must be past Legacy Land acquisition awardees and current owners of the property acquired in fee simple.


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    The Operation, Maintenance, and Management (OMM) Grant is administered by the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources through its Legacy Land Conservation Program. It supports the ongoing care of property previously protected through the program’s Land Acquisition Grant, helping owners protect, maintain, and restore resources at risk and provide greater public access and enjoyment.

    Supported work includes equipment, maintenance and repair, materials and supplies, and professional services to prepare management plans or environmental assessments. Applications must connect proposed activities to conservation needs, identify deliverables and completion timeframes, and explain how success will be measured and the work sustained after the grant. Related properties owned by one applicant may be managed through a single application.


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