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Funds for these programs come from the U.S. Forest Service State and Private Forestry (S&PF) branch to address urban to rural forest conservation, protection and enhancement needs as identified in Idaho’s Forest Action Plan. IDL works to ensure that federal dollars are invested in locally supported projects that address issues of national importance and provide meaningful, lasting, and measurable outcomes.
Eligible applicants include State and local agencies, tribes, non-profit organizations, and educational institutions.
Reviewing past successful applications will help you prepare a competitive project and proposal. Examples of previously awarded projects can be found on the Forestry Grants website.
Eligible applicants include State and local agencies, tribes, non-profit organizations, and educational institutions. Emphasis is on hazard fuel reduction, restoration of fire adapted ecosystems, prevention education, and county wildfire protection planning.
formerly Volunteer Fire Assistance
Contact
Corrie Ivey
Grants Project Coordinator
(208) 666-8669
civey@idl.idaho.gov
Tyre Holfeltz
Wildfire Risk Mitigation Program Manager
(208) 666-8653
tholfeltz@idl.idaho.gov
Arbor Day Grants
IDL, in partnership with the Idaho Nursery and Landscape Association, Avista, Idaho Power and Rocky Mountain Power, offers small grants to communities to help celebrate Arbor Day, the last Friday in April every year.
- 2019 Arbor Day Program Summary
- ARBOR DAY: April 26, 2019
- 2020 Grant Program
- 2020 Press Release
- 2020 Grant Program Announcement
- Proclamation (NOTE: Applicants are required to sign the proclamation when applying for a grant)