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Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanSponsoring Organization Description / Restrictions ContactPlantingsNational 4-H CouncilNational Gardening AssociationPlant Material CentersGrants are used to stimulate community tree planting and/or reforestationprojects. Awarded to communities in support of on-going communityplanting/reforestation project or to stimulate new and creative youth-ledprojects. Organization must secure matching funds or in-kind contributionsfrom other sources equal to the amount requested.One hundred grants to be awarded to start-up programs involving children, and300 will be awarded to established programs. Covers tools, seeds, plantmaterials, products, and educational resources. Grant restricted to programsinvolving children. There is a $10.00 administrative fee.American Indian Liaison Resource Conservation and Community AssistanceDivision of USDA/NRCS. PMC select and grow plants that grow naturally andprovide them to those people who wish to grow native plants.www.fourhcouncil.eduwww.kidsgardening.com(202) 720-8576Remediation/RestorationAbandoned Mine Land ReclamationProgram - Office of Surface MiningAMD Watershed Assessment - Bureau ofMining and ReclamationAmerican Canoe Association CFS GrantsPA DEP - BAMR Abandoned MineReclamation GrantsBring Back the Natives - National Fish andWildlife FoundationApplications accepted anytime. Provides for the restoration of eligible landsand waters that have been mined, abandoned, or left inadequately restored.Two different grants are available. Protects land and corrects environmentaldamage caused by coal mining.Must be a municipality, municipal authority or incorporated non-profit. AMDprojects only.For grassroots organizations to improve waterways. Cleanups, ripariancorridor, and water quality monitoring projects. Very flexible as long as it isimproving waterways and fish habitat. Can not be used to pay staff. However,it can be used to pay a contractor. Must use volunteer help.Funds must be used for project development, design, construction, and directlyrelated expenses. Site chosen must be located in a watershed or area with anapproved rehabilitation plan . No administrative cost. Must be a municipality,municipal authority, or incorporated 501(c)3.Supports on-the-ground habitat restoration projects that benefit native aquaticspecies in their historic range.www.osmre.gov(717) 787-7007www.acnet.org(814) 472-1800www.nfwf.orgAppendix L. Funding Sources Page 12 of 15
Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanSponsoring Organization Description / Restrictions ContactRemediation/Restoration (continued)Community FoundationEPA - Nonpoint Source ImplementationGrantsProjects related to abandoned mine drainage remediation, alkaline discharges,streambank preservation, removal of spoil piles, and other issues related towater quality are of interest to the foundation's board of advisors.(814) 669-4847Funds are provided to the state to carry out non-point source projects and www.cfda.gov/static/p66460.htmprograms pursuant to Section 319 of the Clean Water Act as amended by theWater Quality Act of 1987. Grants are awarded to a single agency in each state,designated by the governor. 40 percent non-federally funded match required.Only one administered to each state.NOAA Fish Habitat Restoration Program Financial assistance for community-based habitat restoration projects, to n/aOffice of Surface Mining Clean StreamInitiativeThis grant is used to treat AMD. Design and administration is covered but thebulk of funding must go into construction. Must have funding partners.Applications available upon request. Review period takes 2.5-3 months,depending on eligibility. Must be a cooperative agreement.(717) 782-2285PA DEP -Stream Improvement ProjectReimbursementsProvides assistance in an instance where a stream is posing a treat to structures,such as homes or businesses. Must pose threat to structure. Must be applied forby a conservation group or municipality.(717) 783-7480PA Fish and Boat Commission Habitat improvement and technical assistance. (814) 359-5158Partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of To foster cooperation on projects of mutual interest, such as fish and wildlife www.nfwf.orgEngineershabitat restoration, non-structural flood control opportunities, wetlandrestoration, and endangered species protection.Pinellas County Environmental Foundation -A partnership between Pinellas County and the National Fish and Wildlife www.nfwf.orgNational Fish and Wildlife Foundation Foundation. These two groups share the common goals of actively pursuing theprotection, restoration and enhancement of fish and wildlife habitat, anddeveloping creative and sustainable solutions to natural resource issues.Appendix L. Funding Sources Page 13 of 15
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