The Agricultural Voluntary Incentive Program supports Utah agricultural producers in carrying out nutrient management and soil health plans to improve water quality and farm resilience.
Invasive Species Mitigation Grant supports Utah project teams in controlling, monitoring, rehabilitating, and researching invasive species to limit their spread and protect larger land-use areas.
Pollinator Grants support Montana conservation districts with habitat projects, education, community participation, and monitoring to improve pollinator habitat and deliver public conservation benefits.
Lawns to Legumes, funded by the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources, helps Minnesotans create native pollinator habitats through science-based education, technical support, and habitat restoration resources.
Federal 319(h) Grants support Utah landowners, farmers, and watershed groups with voluntary pollution-control, restoration, and education projects to reduce nonpoint source pollution and improve water quality.