State
Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
02/11/15 4:30 PM
Grants to Vermont municipalities for programs that mitigate invasive plants, animals, and algae in local water bodies. Awards will be granted based on the following order of priorities: first priority to projects designed to mitigate new infestations; second priority to projects preventing or controlling the spread of aquatic nuisance species; and third priority to maintenance projects.
In establishing priorities for individual projects, the following criteria are considered: public accessibility and recreational uses; importance to commercial, agricultural or other interests; the degree of local interest; local efforts to control aquatic nuisances; other considerations affecting feasibility, probability of achieving long-term control, and necessity or advantage of the proposed work; and the extent to which the control project is a developmental rather than a maintenance program.
GrantWatch ID#: 150507
75% or less of the total estimated project cost.
April - September 2015
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Ann Bove
ann.bove@state.vt.us
(802) 490-6120
Applications should be submitted to:
David Pasco
david.pasco@state.vt.us
USA: Vermont
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