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The project will allow generations of tribal members to re-assert ownership of their traditional knowledge to benefit future generations while providing sustainable ecological and economic benefits.Ĭommunity Reforestation in Anchorage, Alaska: This project will support Alaska Village Initiatives in serving villages, Federally Recognized Tribes, Federal Indian Reserves, and USDA Tribal Conservation Districts. Wooch een yéi jidané: Alaska Native Community Forest Program: This project will work in disadvantaged communities to provide forestry technical assistance, expand programs to promote careers in urban forestry, and scale up a “Utility Tree Trimming Program” for incarcerated adults. Partners will plant schoolyard forests in disadvantaged communities and use schoolyard forests to promote tree planting in surrounding communities. This investment will support community forestry activities across the State of Alabama. Planting Trees, Building Capacity, and Engaging Students in Disadvantaged Communities

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This project seeks to plant 5,000 new trees and perform 5625 hours of professional tree pruning and hazard reduction, resulting in safer access to urban forest benefits. The Equitable Urban Tree Canopy Enhancement for Underserved Communities in Montgomery, Alabama, will plant trees on public rights of way and in public spaces in underserved communities within Montgomery Alabama. Project outcomes include improved resilience to climate change and the benefits of equitable access to tree canopy, human health, environmental and economic benefits.Įquitable Urban Tree Canopy Enhancement for Underserved Populations in Montgomery, Alabama The Cool Green Trees project will mitigate urban heat island conditions through tree planting, stormwater management, and maintenance under guidance of neighborhood residents and government partnerships where disadvantaged communities and urban heat islands overlap.

*Partner marked with a * is an award included in $121,784,380 in grants that will be managed in collaboration with national pass-through partners ALABAMA PARTNERĬawaco Resource Conservation & Development Council, Inc.

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USDA invests $1 billion for nearly 400 projects to expand access to trees and green spaces in communities and neighborhoods nationwide through Investing in America agenda.

affiliated Pacific islands, and in several tribal communities. 100% of funding will flow to disadvantages communities, and funded proposals are located in all 50 states, two U.S. The agency has selected 385 grant proposals from entities that are working to increase equitable access to trees and green spaces, and the many benefits they provide. Through funding from the Inflation Reduction Act, the Forest Service is making historic investments in boosting the nation’s tree cover in urban, suburban and rural communities nationwide. Studies show that communities with access to trees and green spaces are associated with improved health outcomes, reduced crime, lower average temperatures, and an influx of other kinds of investments and new economic opportunities.