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.
The funder removed the instruction requiring eligible communities to submit an Intent to Apply form and stating that staff would follow up on project ideas; the October 1 Intent to Apply deadline remains listed.
Community Forestry Grants support Michigan communities through tree planning, education, planting, and Arbor Day projects that develop and improve urban and community forestry resources.
The Urban and Community Forestry Program Development Grant funds science-based projects to enhance urban forest health, planning, and resilience in Montana communities.
Regular Urban Forestry Grants support Wisconsin communities’ new tree care, planning and education projects to expand canopy, improve resilience and strengthen local urban forest management.
Communities Caring for Canopy Grants support Vermont communities with tree planting, care, planning, outreach, and training to advance urban and community forests and sustain local forestry programs.
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.