This
message is being forwarded by CalRecycle on behalf of CALFIRE’s Urban and Community Forestry Program
California
Department of Forestry and Fire Protection–
2022/2023 Grant guidelines for Green Schoolyards are now open for public
comment at, Urban and CommunityForestry Grant Programs (ca.gov). Comments are accepted until
December 30, 2022. Please help the UCF Program improve its efforts and share
your constructive comments and feedback.
CAL FIRE
has prepared this guide to assist eligible entities in applying for and
implementing Green Schoolyards grants from the CAL FIRE Urban &Community Forestry Program. CAL FIRE offers these grants to
eligible applicants as funding permits. The Green Schoolyards grants are
designed to assist with planning and/or implementing multi-benefit projects
with a focus on extreme heat, environmental, economic, and social benefits to
urban public school campuses and eligible child care facilities with an
emphasis on in-need education facilities.
More Information
Questions
about this grant program opportunity can be sent to Urban.Forestry@fire.ca.gov and
comments can be submitted on the Public Comments
2022/2023 CAL FIRE Urban and Community Forestry Green Schoolyard Grant
Guidelines webpage.
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