The Resilience through Restoration (Outcome 3) grant from Maryland Department of Natural Resources funds design and permitting for science-based habitat restoration to address erosion and flooding in Maryland.
Funder: Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Due Dates: December 11, 2026: Application deadline
Funding Amounts: Up to $100,000 per project for design/permitting; typical range $30,000–$100,000; construction not eligible in this cycle.
Summary: Supports the design and permitting of habitat restoration projects to address erosion and flooding in Maryland communities and public lands.
Key Information: Only design/permitting projects are eligible for this cycle; construction funding is not available.
This opportunity, offered by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) under the Resilience through Restoration (Outcome 3) program, provides funding for the design and permitting of habitat restoration projects that address erosion and flooding on public lands and within local communities across Maryland. The program aims to enhance ecosystem health and community resilience by supporting planning and engineering efforts for nature-based and green infrastructure projects that mitigate the impacts of severe weather, sea level rise, and increased flooding. Construction projects are not eligible for funding in this cycle due to current funding limitations.