Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program Farmland Preservation supports Washington farmland conservation projects, funding easements and leases, with optional ecological improvements, to keep land in farming.
Forestland Preservation - Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program supports local governments, conservancies, and the state Conservation Commission in securing easements and leases to preserve working forests.
Recreation Projects - Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program supports local governments, tribes, and state agencies in acquiring and developing parks, trails, and water access for public outdoor recreation.
Habitat Conservation Projects - Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program supports agencies, tribes, and nonprofits in acquiring and conserving Washington habitat for wildlife, public enjoyment, and outdoor education.
The Land and Water Conservation Fund supports Washington communities and public agencies in acquiring land and building or renovating parks, trails, and other facilities for lasting public outdoor recreation.
The Family Forest Fish Passage Program supports small Washington forest landowners by funding repairs to road crossings and other barrier projects that reopen spawning and rearing habitat for native fish.