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Collecting Data Since many LCBP grants are funded through the US EPA, grants
involving data collection or assembly of existing environmental data may
require an approved Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP), before the project
begins. For more info, visit these links to
EPA information about QAPPs or contact the
LCBP office.
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WATERSHED ASSOCIATION PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT MINI-GRANTS [posted
11/8/04]
The mini-grants program provides professional development funds of (up
to $500 annually) for the staff and volunteers of qualified watershed
organizations in the Lake Champlain Basin to cover expenses such as travel,
meals, registration and accommodations at meetings, conferences,
workshops, and other venues designed to enhance the organizations'
capacity to operate. Organizations must meet several criteria outlined
in the application to qualify for this program. Mini-grant applications
are due the last day of each month. Contact Colleen Hickey at (802) 372-3213
or by email or more information,
or view the application on-line by visiting the following link:
- View Application and Instructions (26
KB PDF File)
The LCBP is now accepting applications! Approximately $250,000 is available in 2008 for local implementation and cultural heritage grants. The applications and guidelines for the categories are below or call (800) 468-5227 or (802) 372-3213 or email grants@lcbp.org to request a hard copy. Please read all guidelines and forms prior to applying. All applications and supporting materials must be received at the LCBP offices in Grand Isle, VT by October 3, 2008.
LOCAL IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS [posted 8/07/08]
1. Organizational Support – Up to $2,000 to strengthen the long-term effectiveness of watershed organizations. Due October 3, 2008.
2. Pollution Prevention or Aquatic Invasive Species Spread Prevention – Up to $10,000 to support technical projects which address pollution prevention and invasive species or any of the highest priorities in the management plan, Opportunities for Action. Due October 3, 2008.
3. Education & Outreach – Up to $7,500 for projects that increase students and/or adults awareness, knowledge, skills, and commitment to Lake Champlain issues. Due October 3, 2008.
CULTURAL HERITAGE GRANTS [posted 8/07/08]
1. Champlain Valley National Heritage Partnership Implementation – Up to $10,000 to support recreation and cultural heritage that informs and involves the public. Due October 3, 2008.
2. Lake Champlain Quadricentennial Implementation – Up to $5,000 for projects that support the commemoration of Samuel de Champlain’s 1609 arrival to the Lake. Due October 3, 2008.
STAY TUNED: A Farm Phosphorus (P) Reduction Implementation Grant RFP will be released soon to support P-reduction projects on farms in the Missisquoi and St. Albans Bay watersheds.
The LCBP has awarded more than $3.1 million towards local projects since 1992. Visit the Grants Database page to see what's been funded.
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