Streamflow restoration competitive grants support Tribal governments, public entities, and nonprofits in watershed planning and restoration to improve Washington’s streamflows and aquatic resources.
Restoration Grants support Tribes, watershed groups, nonprofits, and local institutions in restoring habitat and watershed functions to protect native fish and wildlife and improve water quality or streamflow.
Puget Sound Riparian Systems Lead Grants support communities and landowners in restoring and permanently protecting river and stream habitats to sustain riparian systems across Puget Sound watersheds.
Estuary and Salmon Restoration Program supports restoration partners and local programs with habitat protection, restoration, and research funding to advance salmon recovery and resilient Puget Sound shorelines.
Urban Streams Restoration Program: Grants supports California communities’ stream restoration projects to reduce flooding and erosion, enhance natural stream values, and strengthen long-term stewardship.
Stream Flow Enhancement Program supports California conservation teams with water transactions, restoration, gauging, and studies to improve stream flows for fish and wildlife and build climate resilience.