Description
The CAL FIRE Forest Health Research Program aims to fund scientific research that expands knowledge on forest health and wildland fire. The program seeks collaborative research projects that support forest health and greenhouse-gas reduction at landscape scales through improved forest and vegetation management across California. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, public agencies, tribal governments, and academic institutions. The program will award $3 million in Proposition 4 (2024) Wildfire and Forest Resilience funds to support landscape-scale Forest Health Research projects.
• The research should focus on a broad range of challenging questions relevant to forest and fire management at large spatial scales.
• Projects should substantially advance their field of research and produce meaningful applied benefits for forest and fire management.
• The research may include forest treatment implementation, such as forest fuels reduction, pest management, reforestation, biomass utilization, and forest watershed restoration.
• A significant portion of the geographic area proposed for study must be contained within California.
Attached files
The solicitation documents live at the source — open the bid source above to download them.
Contact
(916) 327-3939