Urban and Community Forestry Challenge Grants support Massachusetts local governments and nonprofits in planting, protecting, and managing public trees to build lasting community forestry capacity.
Urban and Community Forestry National Grid Partnership Challenge Grant supports Massachusetts municipalities with tree planting and forestry projects to replace trees and strengthen local management capacity.
Community Forest Grant Program supports local governments, tribes, and conservation nonprofits in buying threatened private forests to protect land and provide lasting public benefits.
Community and Watershed Forestry Grants support governments, nonprofits, and educational institutions in tree planting, buffers, and lawn conversion to improve water quality, biodiversity, and climate resilience.
Community Forestry Grants support Michigan communities through tree planning, education, planting, and Arbor Day projects that develop and improve urban and community forestry resources.
Urban and Community Forestry Program supports Rhode Island communities with forest planning, education, and strategic public tree planting to conserve trees and improve community forest management.