Riparian Plant Propogation Program (RPPP)
Program Summary / Purpose
The Riparian Plant Propagation Program expands the supply of native trees and shrubs to support riparian restoration and advance salmon recovery across Washington.
Eligible Applicants
Conservation Districts, Nurseries, and Restoration Groups (including fish enhancement groups, tribes, counties, state or government agencies, and other non-profits)
Funding Type
Annual / Round-Based (competitive propagation + cultivation grants, in‑kind plants for restoration)
Award Limits & Caps
Approx. 1.3 million dollars per year in operating funds; variable fixed per‑project cap – awards support nursery contract grows and district holding sites, with priorities set in each RFA.
Match Requirement
No match required; leveraging partner facilities and resources is encouraged but not required.
Application Window
Open Date:
RFA - May 1, 2026 & July 1, 2026Nursery - June 1, 2026Restoration - April 1, 2006
Close Date:
Multiple deadlines each year – 45‑day nursery RFP in spring, plus RFA due dates until annual funds are spent.
Expected Review Period
Reviewed after each 45‑day RFP/RFA window
Expected Award Timing
Awards are made after each solicitation/RFA review so contracts and cultivation grants can start by July 1 or later in the fiscal year as funds allow. Nursery solicitation contracts are awarded in September.
Expected Contract Start / Project Start
Work starts after award.
Current Status
Field currently linked to Toggle - do we need a text field here?If so, we need to manually add notes from Excel sheet.
Contact
B'Elanna Rhodehamelbrhodehamel@scc.wa.gov
Riparian Plant Propogation Program (RPPP)
Status:
Program Contact:
B'Elanna Rhodehamelbrhodehamel@scc.wa.gov
Grant Programs CTA
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