Funding is available for states to implement approved aquatic nuisance species management plans, with a two-step application process and required cost-sharing.
This grant funds Great Lakes states to implement approved aquatic invasive species management plans through a competitive process under the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
This grant funds Great Lakes states and tribes for projects preventing and managing aquatic invasive species, prioritizing both ongoing and new efforts under regional management plans.
Aquatic Nuisance Control Grant-in-Aid Program supports municipalities, state agencies, and regional partners in managing aquatic nuisance species to protect Vermont’s water quality and water use.
This grant funds Great Lakes tribes to develop or implement plans managing aquatic invasive species, with awards given competitively through the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
Aquatic Invasive Plant Management Grants Program supports public agencies and Tribes in planning, control, outreach, and research to address invasive plants and improve Washington freshwater bodies.