About this Conservation Program

Updates

Salmon Recovery Funding (SRF)

Applications received by Feb. 15 at 5 p.m. are now being reviewed. Awardees will be notified once the review is complete.

New applications are no longer being accepted.

Please contact your regional manager for questions.

What is Salmon Recovery Funding?

SCC is committed to supporting private landowners’ voluntary stewardship of natural resources. This opportunity provides funding for projects to restore and protect riparian habitat.

The Salmon Recovery Funding (SRF) Program began in 2022, funded by the Washington State Legislature. SRF encourages incentive-based projects with landowners focusing on riparian restoration. All reappropriated funding has been allocated. At this time, no additional funding is anticipated.

Riparian planting along the Skookumchuck River by Kianna Sinner, Thurston CD

In 2023, the Legislature allocated funding to support salmon recovery through streamside riparian habitat restoration and protection. To find out more information on the Riparian Grant Program, visit the program webpage.


Files & Publications

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Funding

Salmon Recovery Funding (SRF)

Applications received by Feb. 15 at 5 p.m. are now being reviewed. Awardees will be notified once the review is complete.

New applications are no longer being accepted.

Please contact your regional manager for questions.

Riparian Grant Program (RGP) Funding

Please check the program webpage for current funding opportunities.

Success Stories from this Grant Program

Clallam Conservation District

Partnership Leads to Salmon Recovery Success

Over the past two years, Clallam Conservation District and the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe (LEKT) have teamed up to plant conifer trees along the Elwha River, each bringing different resources to the table.

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