Funding to pay crew members to complete erosion-control projects around Mousam Lake.

Funds to publish a study of the natural heritage of the Allagash in three formats to reach the broadest audience.

Funding for outreach, enrollment, and maintenance of Vermont landowner participation in the Family Forest Carbon Program.

Funding to repair deteriorating infrastructure around the 2.5 mile Brier Island Coastal Trail.

Funding to launch the district's Conservation Landscape Certification program.

Funding for four culvert removals that will restore and reopen 5.34 miles of stream.

Funding to replace a failing logging bridge with a pedestrian bridge in an area where no alternative route exists.

Funding for monthly water sample collection surveys in Cape Cod Bay.

Funding to purchase 22 acres, construct ADA accessible trails and play areas, and host programming for children with accessibility needs.

Funding to stabilize the eastern shore of Chocorua Lake to prevent erosion, remediate human impacts, and increase resiliency against storms.

Funding to acquire 119 acres on the Hills to Sea Trail that will serve as a preserve and outdoor learning space in Waldo.

Funding to purchase land needed to complete an accessible connector trail between preserves and community gathering places.

Funding to support three scaffolded outdoor programs for local youth that follow them from middle school through high school.

Funding for a habitat connectivity inventory to identify barriers and recommend mitigations.

Funding to promote and host an outdoor recreation retreat.

Funding to construct and publicize new primitive water-access campsites, increasing access to Orange River Water Trail.

Funding to nurture policies for coastal adaptation in Nova Scotia.

Funding for AgroEcology Education Plots that model regenerative agriculture practices.

Funding to improve trails and establish a nature center within a new forest preserve.

Funding to plan conservation of several family-owned lands in Penobscot and Hancock Counties.

Funding to develop a stewardship model that includes heating assistance funds, volunteer committees, education through schools, and a tree warden.

Funding to conserve a saltmarsh parcel with 10,733 feet of shoreline along the Jordan River.

Funding to improve trail access, expand audience reach, and visitors' appreciation for nature through an audio tour.

Funding to help 100 South Portland landowners make their yards more environmentally friendly and climate-resilient.

Funding for public education and state policy work to reduce stormwater pollution.

Funding for new interpretive panels and kiosks that highlight the trails and surrounding environment.

Funding to assist with the backlog of maintenance, hardening, and extension of multiuse, singletrack trails at Quarry Road.

Funds for three parcels to extend Rockland Bog Preserve and provide land protection, public access points and parking.

Funding to develop an assay that detects DNA of sand lace fish left in sediment, which will provide data around climate change in the Gulf of Maine.

Funding to improve public education and research access to a 13-acre wildlife protection area for 200,000 people that live in close proximity of the Great Bay.

Funding to maintain boundaries of GMC conserved lands.

Funding to support two municipal volunteer citizen planner roles, with a goal of saving farmland from sprawl.

Funding to continue invasive plant patrol and courtesy boat inspections, and to initiate a Conservation Landscape Program.

Funding for two ongoing watershed education programs.

Funding to oversee demonstration of affordable housing built with climate-smart wood, and to advocate for housing policies that incentivize environmental building practices.

Funding to compare samples from wild and farmed scallops to make connections between their diets and their environments.

Funding for trail costs within a development project that includes workforce housing and conserved land.

Funding for the fourth year of a high school Lake Ecology course that provides hands-on environmental research experience.

Funding to transfer a title to create a contiguous 250 acre expanse of forest protected by a partner land trust.

Funding for a third phase of leadership development for six member organizations, resulting in the beginning stages of DEIJ action planning.

Funding to interpret scallop larvae research into recommendations for fishery management.

Funding to test ropeless gear in the gillnet fishery that would also be applicable to the lobster fishery.

Funding to provide safety training to BIPOC and LGBTQ+ farm workers and land stewards.

Funding to create data collection kits that teachers and natural resource professionals can use to support student learning about forest ecology.

Funding for watershed management labor provided by Youth Conservation Corps, volunteers, and seasonal staff position.

Funding to support on-island management of seabird nesting season.

Funding to incorporate climate adaptation and resilience strategies into forest owner, bird-friendly maple, forester endorsement; and youth leadership programs.

Funding for an ADA compliant boardwalk that runs along the property.

Funding for advocacy around environmental benefits of Brookfield Renewable Power removing four obsolete dams.

Funding to build an accessible trail in the Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area with views of Katahdin as well as Pockwockamus Falls.

Funding to restore the saltmarsh habitat and function at Philbrick Pond in the Chapel Brook watershed.

Funding to design an enduring program to pay landowners and loggers to practice forestry that will increase carbon storage.

Funding to conduct a survey of healthcare workers that will be used for grassroots, political, and media advocacy.

Funding to establish Bear's Nest Wilderness Preserve through the acquisition and conservation of 2,730 acres in Richford and Jay, VT.

Funding to engage students and volunteers in trail and campsite projects around Rapid River and Moosehead Lake.

Funding to develop a volunteer program, two equipment lending libraries, and community workshops.

Funding for a permanent conservation easement on 69 acres of a historic and highly-scenic hill farm in Goffstown, NH.

Funding for a consultant to produce an Urban Forestry Management Plan for the City of Portland.

Funding to upgrade two trails in the Riverton neighborhood that serve as vital off-road links between streets and three housing centers.

Funding to add nine units to Rich Earth's fleet of nutrient-recycling, portable toilets to meet local demand.

Funding to conserve two parcels totaling 220 acres along the Royal River, increasing outdoor land access for underserved communities in Durham and Auburn.

Funding to implement an online education platform that will connect Maine students to the natural world.

Funding to develop educational programs through onsite collaborations with the Saltwater Classroom and a Vista volunteer.

Funding to protect 687 acres of ecologically-diverse forest and wetland within Berlin, NH.

Funding to address erosion on a popular trail by installing 100 steps and 3 drainage structures.

Funding for three summers of expeditions that will engage students in progressively canoeing the 340 mile Maine stretch of the Northern Forest Canoe Trail.

Funding to coordinate the Mount Washington region's counting of butterflies for the broader New Hampshire Butterfly Monitoring Survey.

Funding to replace two culverts with a concrete bridge to reconnect 2.8 miles of upstream trout habitat with 19 miles of downstream habitat.

Funding to replace two culverts and increase in-stream, large-wood habitat.

Funding for a science-based and community-informed study of alternatives to Ellsworth Dam operations.

Funding to acquire 445 acres to create the Monkton Town Forest.

Funding to feature real family forest owners in educational materials that will promote climate-informed management.

Funding for two crews of 13 young adults to gain forestry-career skills while completing 40 weeks of forest-health projects across Vermont.

Funding for a year of out-of-school programming, with a focus on broadened-volunteer engagement.

Funding for a steward to survey and observe 10 orphanedand waterbodies and assist development of local stewardship teams.

Funding for land acquisition and stewardship across 11 parcels, and to establish a fund for future small-land costs.