Delaware County Conservation District (DCCD) MINI-GRANT PROGRAM

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Provider

Delaware County Conservation District (DCCD)

Application Deadline

Applications are accepted semi-annually.
Fall Deadline: October 30th, 2024

Summary

To promote conservation work in Delaware County, the Conservation District has established a mini grant program. Grants will be awarded on a competitive basis.  Grant requests should not exceed $500.00. The Conservation District Board of Directors will annually allocate a sum of money to this program based on the prior year’s excess of income over expenses.  To start the program in 1998, the Board allocated $3,000.00.

Common Eligible Projects

Projects expected to result in the conservation of natural resources, education of a wide audience, and/or significant improvements to water quality will be funded. Projects must be located in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The following are examples of the types of projects that will be considered:

  • Streambank stabilization
  • Riparian forest buffer plantings
  • Storm sewer stenciling / disks
  • Wildlife habitat improvements
  • Conservation practice installation or implementation approved by the Natural Resource Conservation Service (N.R.C.S.) on land open to the public without an access fee
  • Special topic workshops or seminars for the general public on local environmental issues
  • Stream monitoring / water quality testing programs
  • Evaluation of new erosion and sediment control products on publicly owned construction projects
  • Nature trails

More Information

https://www.delcocd.org/mini-grant-program/

 

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Delaware County, presently consisting of over 184 square miles divided into forty-nine municipalities is the oldest settled section of Pennsylvania.


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