Advancing Soil Health, Conservation, and Outreach on Grazing Lands
Purpose: The National Grazing Lands Coalition’s mission is to promote ecologically and economically sound management of all private grazing lands for all their adapted uses and multiple benefits to society. The NatGLC recognizes grazing lands as a major source of watershed filtration, groundwater recharge, and carbon sequestration, providing improved soil, water and air quality.
The purpose of these grants are to facilitate the following:
(1) Demonstration of how improved soil health affects grazing lands sustainability (2) establishment of conservation partnerships, leadership, and outreach, (3) education of grazing land managers, professionals, youth and the public, (4) enhancement of technical capabilities, and (5) improvement in the understanding of the values and multiple services that grazing lands provide. Projects must include soil health as it relates to grazing lands sustainability and includes at least one of the following components: demonstration projects; field days; workshops; or publication and media development and distribution.
Eligible Applicants: Any State, Tribal, public or private entity, association, group or individual is eligible to apply. Federal agencies are not eligible. All primary individuals associated with the application must be listed. If the applicant is an entity, a DUNS number is required and must be submitted with the application.
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Advancing Education, Conservation and Outreach on Grazing Lands
Purpose: The National Grazing Lands Coalition’s mission is to promote ecologically and economically sound management of all private grazing lands for all their adapted uses and multiple benefits to society. The NatGLC recognizes grazing lands as a major source of watershed filtration, ground water recharge, and carbon sequestration, providing improved soil, water and air quality.
The purpose of these grants are to facilitate the following:
(1) Establishment of conservation partnerships, leadership, and outreach, (2) education of grazing land managers, professionals, youth and the public, through grazing conferences (3) improvement in the understanding of the values and multiple services that grazing lands provide small acreage operations and tribal operations. Projects must relate to grazing lands sustainability and include at least one of the following components: conservation planning, workshops, or conferences.
Eligible Applicants: Any State, Tribal, public or private entity, association, group or individual is eligible to apply. Federal agencies are not eligible. All primary individuals associated with the application must be listed. If the applicant is an entity, a DUNS number is required and must be submitted with the application.
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