Proposition 68 Rivers and Streams Grant Program – Klamath-Trinity Watershed

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is offering the Proposition 68 Rivers and Streams Grant Program to fund projects that restore and protect rivers, streams, and associated habitats within the Klamath‑Trinity Watershed. Eligible entities (non‑profits, public agencies, tribal governments) may propose work such as reconnecting rivers to floodplains, riparian and side‑channel habitat restoration, and forest/meadow watershed protection to improve fisheries, wildlife corridors, and climate‑resilience. The grant pool totals $4.124 million, with awards expected to be announced in Summer 2024 and a three‑year performance period. Applications are submitted online; a letter of intent is not required and no matching funds are required. • Eligible applicants: nonprofit, public agency, tribal government • Geographic focus: Klamath‑Trinity Watershed, California • Funding amount: total $4,124,000; number of awards dependent, per‑award amount dependent • Funding method: reimbursement • Project period: 3 years • Application links: grant guidelines PDF and online application portal • Contact: Elizabeth Buttler (916) 594‑3879, [email protected]