Western Bark Beetle Initiative Grants fund science-based forest thinning and treatments to reduce bark beetle risks in Montana’s public and state-managed forests.
The Urban and Community Forestry Program Development Grant funds science-based projects to enhance urban forest health, planning, and resilience in Montana communities.
Montana Forest Action Plan Grant Program supports forest management partners with cross-boundary conservation and restoration projects to improve Montana’s forest health and reduce community wildfire risk.
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture's SPBI grant funds first commercial thinning of pine stands to reduce Southern Pine Beetle risk and improve forest health through science-based management.
Local Government Forestry Assistance Grant supports Montana local governments in cross-boundary forest management and community mitigation to reduce wildfire hazards and improve forest health.
This grant reimburses private Maine forest landowners for aerial insecticide treatments to control eastern spruce budworm, supporting science-based early intervention to protect spruce and fir forests.