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Regional Wetland Program Development Grants (Assistance Listing 66.461)

To assist state, territory, tribal, and/or local government agencies in building programs which protect, manage, and restore wetlands. The primary focus of the grants is to build state, territory, and Tribal wetland programs. A secondary focus is to build local (e.g., county or municipal) programs.

Grant (non-repayable) Check the official page for current intake dates

Funder
Environmental Protection Agency
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Amount
Range: $80,000 to $600,000/fiscal year; Average: $250,000/fiscal year.
Where
United States (federal)
Eligibility
Open to state, provincial, local or tribal governments. Federal assistance program (Cooperative Agreement); individual funding notices set the dates.
Sectors
Environment and conservation, Indigenous and tribal, Municipal, state and local government
Deadline
Varies: check the official page for current dates
Source
SAM.gov Assistance Listings (66.461)
Last checked
2 November 2026
Funder contacts
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From official open data: listed in the official SAM.gov Assistance Listings on 2026-11-02. The summary is from the official listing; the eligibility line is our plain-language reading of its eligibility codes. Confirm details on the official page.

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