L24AS00121: $2 Million BLM Grant for Environmental Quality Protection in Montana/Dakotas

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has introduced a new grant opportunity, under the funding opportunity number L24AS00121, aimed at enhancing environmental quality protection in the Montana/Dakotas (MT/DAK) region. This initiative is a part of the FY24 IIJA/IRA Bureau of Land Management program, offering a total of $2 million in funding. The program is focused on supporting projects that contribute to the protection and improvement of environmental quality in these regions.

Eligibility for this cooperative agreement extends to a broad range of applicants, including state and local governments, educational institutions, and various nonprofit organizations. The grant aims to encourage projects that demonstrate innovative and effective approaches to environmental conservation and sustainability. With an award ceiling of $750,000 and a floor of $20,000, the BLM is seeking to empower a diverse array of initiatives that can make a tangible impact on preserving and enhancing the natural resources of Montana and the Dakotas. This funding opportunity reflects the BLM’s commitment to maintaining and improving the environmental health of these critical regions, supporting efforts that will have lasting benefits for the natural landscapes and ecosystems.