Chapter Grant Opportunities
- AUDUBON GRANTS
- Audubon California State Parks Endowment grants 2008
- Deadline: August 1, 2008
- Grants are available between $ 5,000 - $14,000 for chapter projects in partnership with California State Parks for habitat management and restoration, outreach and education, or monitoring and research that will benefit Watch list species in IBAs.
- Request for Proposals (pdf)
- State Parks and IBAs Summary (pdf)
- 2009 Audubon Collaborative Funding grants
- Deadline: October 1, 2008
- Anticipated application announcement date: September 1, 2008
- Grants are available up to $2,500 for Audubon California chapters for projects within guidelines and Request for Proposals to be announced on September 1, 2008. Chapters can receive Collaborative Funding grants for maximum two consecutive years.
- Contact: Garry George,
- STATE GRANTS
- Recreational Trails
- Deadline: October 1, 2008
- Grant amount: No specified minimum or maximum
- Contact: Richard Rendón, Grants Administrator
- Phone: (916) 651-7600
- E-mail:
- Grant Officers vary by geographical region. For a list of Grant Officers by region, visit the State Parks website, noted below.
- Website: www.parks.ca.gov
- This program provides funds for recreational trails and trail related projects including construction of new trails, rehabilitation of existing trails and land acquisition for the purpose of recreational trails or trail corridors.
- Recreational Trails Program (pdf)
- Habitat Conservation Fund
- Deadline: October 1, 2008
- Grant Amount: There is no specified minimum or maximum grant request, however they should not exceed $200,000
- Contact: Richard Rendón, Grants Administrator
- Phone: (916) 651-7600
- E-mail:
- Grant Officers vary by geographical region. For a
- list of Grant Officers by region, visit the State
- Parks website, noted below.
- Website: www.parks.ca.gov
- Habitat Conservation Fund (pdf)
- PROP 84 GRANTS
- California River Parkways
- Deadline: Draft guidelines were released on July 29, 2008. Public comment on the draft guidelines must be received by the Resources Agency no later than August 20, 2008.
- Funding Source: No specified minimum or maximum
- Contact: Polly Escovedo, Grants Administrator
- Phone: (916) 651-6481
- E-mail:
- Website: www.resources.ca.gov
- The purpose of this program is to fund multi-objective river parkway projects. These projects must provide public access or be a component of a larger parkway plan that provides public access.
- California River Parkways Program (pdf)
- Urban Forestry General Funding
- Deadline: anticipated deadline late fall 2008
- Grant Range: $100,000 - $500,000
- Contact: Glenn Flamik, Program Administrator
- (916-651-6423) or e-mail:
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- Website: www.calfire.ca.gov
- This program provides funding for urban forestry maintenance, educational programs and facilities, research and development of urban forestry management programs, and demonstration projects that include energy conservation.
- Urban Forestry Grants (pdf)
- Flood Protection Corridor Program
- Deadline: Anticipated November, 2008
- Grant Amount: $5 million maximum
- Contact: Earl Nelson
- Phone: (916) 574-1244,
- E-mail:
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- Website: www.floodsafe.water.ca.gov
- The Flood Protection Corridor Program funds primarily nonstructural flood management solutions. Funding under this program is intended to be used for acquisition, restoration, enhancement and protection of real property while preserving sustainable agriculture and enhancing wildlife habitat in and near flood corridors throughout the state.
- FLood Corridor Program (pdf)
- FEDERAL GRANTS
- West Coast Estuaries Initiative
- Deadline: August 25, 2008 for concept proposals,
full proposals due October 17, 2008 - Grant Range: $ 250,000 to $ 1 million
- Contact: West Coast Estuaries Initiative-California Coast
- Phone: (415) 972-3444
- E-mail:
- Website: http://www.epa.gov/region09//funding/westcoast-estuaries.html
- This program offers grants for projects that conserve, restore and protect the water quality, habitat and environment of California coastal waters, estuaries, bays and near shore waters through comprehensive approaches to water quality management.
- West Coast Estuaries (pdf)
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