Oak Management Pathway
Step 3.3: Funding
Who will pay for the work?
Investing time and money in your land almost always pays off, and doing the work yourself can be incredibly rewarding. But, sometimes we just need help! Whether you are a private landowner or a professional land manager, there are funding opportunities that can support your projects.
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Cost Share Funding
Many organizations help landowners with cost share funding:
Washington DNR Landowner Assistance Portal
A one-stop shop for a small forest landowner’s needs including cost share opportunities and support…
Oregon Department of Forestry Helping Landowners
Financial incentives and technical assistance programs help private forest landowners obtain their goals for responsibly…
NRCS How to Apply for Cost Assistance
Natural Resources Conservation Service offers technical and financial assistance to help farmers, ranchers and forest…
Northwest Natural Resource Group- Resources for Funding Forest Stewardship
A collated list of funding resources for Oregon and Washington land managers.
Forest Landowner Support provides competitive grant opportunities to entities and organizations for delivering technical and…
Grant Funding
There are grant funding opportunities that support stewardship for organizations, agencies, and tribes. Sign up for ECOP E-News to learn about emerging funding opportunities.
Ready for Step 4?
After you complete implementation, the next step is assessing your work and seeing how your site responds over time.