Regional Forest and Fire Capacity Program in California’s Sierra-Cascade supports tribes, organizations, and collaboratives with capacity building and project development for regional forest and wildfire resilience.
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.
Wildfire and Forest Resilience Directed Grant Program supports agencies, nonprofits, and tribes in forest-health planning and implementation to reduce wildfire risk and protect Sierra-Cascade communities.
The Community Resilience Grant Program supports Sierra-Cascade communities through planning, implementation, and capacity-building projects that help them withstand and recover from environmental and economic challenges.
Tribal Wildfire Resilience Grants support California Native American tribes with cultural fire, forest restoration, and workforce training to reduce wildfire risk and strengthen land and climate 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.