{"slug":"nv-division-of-forestry-forest-health-improvement-grants","name":"Forest Health Improvement Grants","provider":{"name":"Nevada Division of Forestry","type":"state"},"organization":null,"country":"US","region":"NV","locality":null,"scope":"regional","audience":["landowner","farmer"],"kind":"cost_share","benefit":"50:50 reimbursable sub-grants to private forest landowners with 5 or more acres of native trees to treat insect- and disease-affected forest","summary":"With U.S. Forest Service funding passed through the Nevada Division of Forestry, this program gives technical assistance and reimbursable sub-grants on a 50:50 basis to private forest landowners so they can manage vegetation on forest hit by insects and disease using best practices. The page says the program is now accepting applications and links a Forest Service tax tip document on the tax consequences of the funding.","eligibility":"Nevada forest landowners with 5 acres or more of native trees. Funds go to private forest landowners.","how_to_apply":"Submit the Grant Application Form (PDF) linked on the program page. Contact Michelle Roberts, Forest Health Specialist, Eastlake Office, 885 Eastlake Blvd., Carson City, NV 89704: miroberts@forestry.nv.gov, 775-687-0678. No deadline is listed.","url":"https://forestry.nv.gov/nevada-forest-health-grant","source_url":"https://forestry.nv.gov/nevada-forest-health-grant","season":null,"program_status":"active","lat":null,"lng":null,"data_note":"The page's wording of the acreage rule is garbled (\"5 acres or more or of native trees\"); confirm with NDF. The linked application form appears to date from January 2021. Payment caps and what specific practices qualify are not stated on the page.","updated_at":"2026-11-08T00:48:15.030Z","page_url":"https://treerm.org/residents/programs/nv-division-of-forestry-forest-health-improvement-grants","markdown_url":"https://treerm.org/residents/programs/nv-division-of-forestry-forest-health-improvement-grants.md","license":"CC-BY-4.0"}