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Natural Areas Program

Stewardship Natural Area grants compliment the State Natural Areas (SNA) Program, which are dedicated to the preservation of Wisconsin's native landscapes. Lands purchased with Natural Area funds must be within an existing SNA boundary or meet the criteria for inclusion in the SNA program. This grant program is part of the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program.

Nonprofit conservation organizations (NCOs) may apply for funding from eight Stewardship grant subprograms to help fund the acquisition of land and conservation easements.

Knowles-Nelson Stewardship NCO grant programs

Nonprofit Conservation Organizations are eligible applicants for the four grant subprograms listed below.

  • Natural areas
  • Habitat areas
  • Stream Bank protection
  • State trails

The next application deadline for grants from these four subprograms is August 1, 2019. DNR will consider all complete applications received or post marked by that date for fiscal year 2019-20 funding.

Applicants are encouraged to contact regional grant staff with any questions about the application process.


Contact Natural Areas Program

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Contact Natural Areas Program

Pamela Foster Felt
Nonprofit conservation organization grant manager
101 S Webster
P O BOX 7921
Madison, Wisconsin  53707
Phone: 608-266-0868


 

Service Area

Statewide Program in:
  • Wisconsin


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