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Growers across Colorado are encouraged to apply to Zero Foodprint’s Restore Grant Program. The grant exists to facilitate carbon farming projects by providing grantees up to $25,000 for practices that sequester carbon such as compost, cover cropping, prescribed grazing and more. Zero Foodprint will be awarding up to $210,000 in Colorado. Applications are due August 20th. For more information and to sign up for our info session visit zerofoodprint.org/apply
An information session is available on August 7th; register here. Applications Due 10/27/2023Farmers and ranchers across Colorado are encouraged to apply to Zero Foodprint’s Restore CO Grant Program. The grant exists to facilitate the easy implementation of carbon farming practices by
providing grantees up to $25,000 for projects that sequester carbon, such as cover cropping, prescribed grazing, and other regenerative practices. Up to $150,000 will be awarded. More information, including a webinar recording explaining the grant and application instructions, are available at Zero Foodprint Grant funding is available for regenerative practices in Colorado! Receive up to $25k for projects that sequester carbon: cover cropping, prescribed grazing, and more. From the USDA Forest Service:
After many years of work and your input, the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison (GMUG) National Forests have published the revised forest plan and final environmental impact statement (FEIS) on Wednesday August 30th, 2023. The legal notice published in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel will initiate a 60-day objection filing period. A link to all materials for the revised forest plan and EIS as well as instructions for objection filing will be published at the Forest Plan webpage: Grand Mesa Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests - Planning (usda.gov) The National Forest Foundation and the GMUG National Forests will host two virtual webinars and one in person. This is a great opportunity to receive an overview of the plan, changes made between draft and final, and an outline of the objection process. Each meeting will contain identical content and will provide an opportunity for viewers to choose an option that fits their schedule. These are NOT objection or resolution meetings. We appreciate your support and input in making it to this important milestone. See you on the trail!
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