Financial Assistance

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Finanacial Assistance Opportunites

Jackson Soil and Water Conservation District (JSWCD) offers grants to support natural resource conservation and education projects. See the page links below for up-to-date information on our financial assistance opportunities.

Use of funds for larger conservation projects is done at the recommendation of district staff. Often these funds are used in tandem with external grants to further landscape-scale conservation projects in our geographic areas of focus. For more information on these grant funds, contact our office .

The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) frequently posts financial assistance opportunities on their website. You can check them out here.

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Community Conservation and Education Grant Program

JSWCD’s Community Conservation and Education (CCE) grant offers funding to community organizations in Jackson County for conservation projects with an educational emphasis. This program leverages partner expertise countywide to design and execute top-tier conservation and education initiatives that alige with JSWCD’s goals and priorities.

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Riparian Restoration Rebate Program

This rebate program is designed to streamline the planning process for riparian restoration projects (streamside revegetation projects). The scope of these projects are small-scale (1 acre or less) and focus on the removal of invasive species (such as blackberry) and native species replanting, with supplemental irrigation. No instream or engineering projects are eligible for these funds.

Stormwater Management and Water Storage Rebate Program

This rebate program is designed to streamline the planning process for stormwater management projects. This program includes the following stormwater features: bioswales, planter boxes, rain gardens, and rainwater harvest; rainwater harvest projects also serve the function of providing water storage. Funding of up to $5,000/project is provided.

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Rogue National Water Quality Initiative

The Rogue National Water Quality Initiative (NWQI), a program managed by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), provides funding to enhance water quality. Through a collaborative partnership with the Jackson Soil and Water Conservation District (JSWCD) and the Farm Service Agency (FSA), NRCS offers funding to Jackson County residents for land improvement projects that directly…

Finanacial Assistance Opportunites

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