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Landscape Resiliency Program
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Program level:
State
Provider:
ODF
Benefits provided:
Financial, Free technical assistance
Land use:
Forest
Water-focused program:
No
Funding for landscape-scale projects that reduce wildfire risk on public and private forestlands and rangelands, and in communities near homes and critical infrastructure.
Overview
Description:
The Landscape Resiliency Program was established through Senate Bill 762, Section 18 (2021) to improve forest restoration and resiliency. This grant program will fund landscape-scale projects that reduce wildfire risk on public and private forestlands and rangelands, and in communities near homes and critical infrastructure through restoration of landscape resiliency and reduction of hazardous fuels.
Oregon Department of Forestry, with input from the Landscape Resiliency Project work group and the public, has awarded $20 million for nine projects during the 2021–23 biennium. Information on specific project outcomes will be available once work and monitoring of grant agreements begins later in 2022. The following list of projects were approved:
Lower Rogue Oak Resiliency Project
Ashland Forest All-lands Restoration (AFAR)
Wasco County Forest Resilience Project
Southeast Oregon Wildfire Resiliency Project
Laurel Butte Landscape Resiliency Project
Landscape Resiliency in the Upper Applegate Watershed
Central Oregon Shared Stewardship Landscape Resiliency Project (COSSLRP)
West Bear All-Lands Restoration
Upper John Day Valley Landscape Resiliency Project
ODF convened a work group to develop selection criteria for available grants called the Forestland and Rangeland Restoration and Resiliency Investment Program Work Group. Please visit the website for more details and to get involved.
Eligibility:
Must be located within one of the nine project locations.
Financial benefit:
Payments vary per project.
Contact information
Information last updated on July 15, 2025.
Planning Importance
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Landscape Characteristics
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