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Updated 07/08
Resources for Financing for Salmon Habitat Protection and Restoration
Contents
- Introduction
- Local Government Funding
- State
- Federal
- Nonprofit
- Related MRSC Pages
Introduction
This page contains resources for grants and funds specifically for salmon restoration, water quality, and watershed planning. It also lists local government funding sources (generally fees) used to provide revenue for conservation. This is not a complete list, only those noted. Other funds for stormwater, sewer, and other public infrastructure which relate to water or environmental quality can also be considered as fund sources for habitat restoration.
Local Government Funding
King County
- Water Quality Block Grant Fund
- Urban Reforestation and Habitat Restoration Grant Fund
- Natural Resources and Parks Grant Exchange
Whatcom County
- 1999 Whatcom County Flood Fee (
129 KB) - increases for water resource planning and programs.
State
- Conservation Commission - Grant Programs to Conservation Districts
- Puget Sound Partnership
- Salmon Recovery Funding Board - See left column of Recreation and Conservation Office
- Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Habitat Restoration Grants
- Washington Department of Ecology Water Quality Grants and Loans
- Washington State Public Works Board
- Stormwater and Sewer Conservation and Efficiency Loans, HJR 4209 - MRSC
Federal
- Environmental Protection Agency
- National Park Service - Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program
- NOAA Fisheries Office of Habitat Conservation - Restoration Center
- National Resources Conservation Service
- Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program (WHIP) for private lands
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Nonprofit Organizatons
- National Fish & Wildlife Foundation - Grants Library