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Forest Service Grants
The United States Forest Service is an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that administers the nation's 155 national forests and 20 national grasslands, which encompass 193 million acres.The U.S. Forest Service supports Moving Toward Shared Stewardship Across Landscapes as part of a conceptual framework for making strategic investments across landscapes to co-manage wildfire risk...more
Posted On - 2018-11-05
Posted On - 2018-10-31
The U.S. Forest Service will support competitive projects that shape and influence forest land use on a scale and in a way that optimizes public benefits from trees and forests for both current and...more
Posted On - 2018-08-02
The U.S. Forest Service will support competitive projects in the Great Lakes Basin that implement the following strategic, priority actions: • restore tree canopy lost to infestation by emerald...more
Posted On - 2018-03-27
The Secretary of Agriculture has a congressionally designated advisory council that assists the U.S. Forest Service in establishing the grant categories and recommendations of final proposals for the...more
Posted On - 2018-01-31
Posted On - 2017-10-18
The goal of this program is to detect, prevent, eradicate, and/or control invasive plant species to promote resiliency, watershed stability, and biological diversity on federal, state, or private...more
Posted On - 2017-10-09
The interagency Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI) targets improvements to address the most significant environmental problems within the Great Lakes Basin. Through an agreement with the...more
Posted On - 2017-03-03
Posted On - 2016-10-19
Social Entrepreneurship
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Social Enterprises Address Housing Crises
Funding for social enterprises and housing associations are extremely lacking. Nick O’Donohoe, Chief Executive, Big Society Capital points out that there is a need to “build bigger, more stronger, more resilient social enterprises” because they are “critical to growth and prosperity and quality of life in our community.”
