Awarded Grants

This project will support staff capacity to develop and submit a CFP and/or LSRP grant application focused on meadow restoration. This project will also support Tubatulabals of Kern Valley in presenting during workshops for the board to build their technical capacity on land management to increase buy-in for pursuing additional funding.

This project supports the development of a comprehensive wildfire risk assessment. This project will build tribal capacity to engage with the U.S. Forest Service and other state, federal, and nonprofit partners.

Acquire 900 acres of land in “Wailau Valley”. need to meet with the community and discuss what Restoration looks like. What director what we would like to move forward with community planning. Contracting with experts to see if it's a feasible project with the CFP program.

The priority lists will support the Tribal Nations in identifying the forest lands that meet tribal needs and long term planning goals

staff salaries to work on forest management planning, including a simple feasibility assessment regarding Sault Tribe's pursuit of community forest and landscape-scale restoration program funding.

We could use assistance with the escrow process; we are also receiving assistance from Trust for Public Land.

Three staff will travel to beaver restoration areas and monitor environmental conditions and structural conditions. This will cover staff time and travel expenses. This will be for direct costs only