Youth Community Access Grant Program supports underserved California youth through natural and cultural resource experiences, education, and workforce training to expand access and foster belonging.
Concept Proposal submissions are now closed, following the November 4, 2026 midnight deadline, and CNRA is evaluating submitted proposals. Determinations and invitations to submit Full Proposals are anticipated in January 2027, subject to change.
Public Access Program supports nonprofits, public agencies, and tribes with planning and construction projects that expand wildlife-oriented recreation and equitable access to nature in California.
American Youth Services Grant Program supports disadvantaged youth and adults in Mendocino County through group experiences in nature that foster personal enrichment, exploration, and stewardship.
Arts and Youth supports California youth ages 0–25 through culturally responsive arts learning that reduces barriers to participation and strengthens creative expression, identity, and community connections.
Nature & Climate Education Facilities Grant Program supports museums and public institutions with buildings, equipment, and exhibits to advance climate, biodiversity, and cultural literacy.
Sustainable Recreation, Tourism, and Equitable Outdoor Access Directed Grant Program supports Sierra-Cascade project teams planning or improving outdoor sites to expand access and protect natural resources.