This section will help community groups by identifying resource options and grant options they should consider. It suggests ways to raise funds that do not depend on competing for limited grants. Community groups should understand that the list of potential resources is enormous and it continually changes. This section relies on materials placed on the Internet so it may not have timely or the most current information. It is the responsibility of the organizations placing the information on the Internet to maintain the currency of that information.
Colored text indicates a direct link to a website discussing the specific potential resource.
As this section is used it will be improved if users provide feedback to Gail Williams-Harrison or Mickey Feltus in the Region 4 office of the United States Environmental Protection Agency. This site is routinely updated. This is a list of annual federal agency grant programs that may be used for wetland projects. Although wetland projects are generally allowable, the specific criteria, timing and amount of funds available for each program must be determined from agency officials. These are wetlands and water programs found in the Federal Domestic Assistance Catalog that local groups can apply for directly or through another source such as a state or local government.