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Small Grants Program
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Program level:
Local
Provider:
Whatcom Conservation District
Benefits provided:
Financial
Land use:
Agriculture
Water-focused program:
Yes
Small grants for Best Management Practices projects in priority watershed regions in Whatcom County.
Overview
Description:
The Whatcom CD and Whatcom County Public Works have partnered together to bring a funding opportunity to manure producers in priority water quality watersheds of Whatcom County. Small grants up to $3000 are available for eligible Best Management Practices on farms who have completed a site assessment and have developed a Farm Plan with Whatcom CD farm planning staff. If you are interested in learning more, please contact us.
Eligible Best Management Practices Include:
- Heavy Use Area Protection
- Manure Storage
- Roof Runoff Structures
- Fencing
- Underground Outlets
- Access Lanes
Eligibility:
Land must be located in a priority water quality watershed of Whatcom County.
Must have a site assessment and Farm Plan with Whatcom Conservation District farm planning staff.
Financial benefit:
Up to $3000
Contact information
Information last updated on July 15, 2025.
Planning Importance
Developing a forest, agricultural, or conservation plan helps identify and prioritize objectives for landowners. These objectives can determine what type programs to search for. Supporting organizations in your area often provide free consultation and planning.
Landscape Characteristics
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