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Maine Forest Service

Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry Maine Forest Service, administering Project Canopy community forestry and emerald ash borer mitigation grant assistance.

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Latest verification: October 29, 2026 (official 7-page EAB Mitigation Guidelines and 3-page 2026 EAB application fully reviewed; project-period discrepancy unresolved)
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Open — 2026 Project Canopy Planning and Education grant. Competitive applications accepted through December 17, 2026; 2027-2028 project performance period. Not publisher-approved.
Verified October 29, 2026 (Maine Forest Service 2026 Planning and Education 8-page Guidelines AND 6-page fillable grant application, official announcement and application index independently reviewed)

Maine Forest Service

Maine 2026 Project Canopy Assistance — Planning and Education Grants (Up to $20,000; December 17, 2026)

Maine Forest Service community forestry planning and education grants for eligible municipalities, educational institutions, nonprofits and other eligible public or Tribal entities. Up to $20,000 per project, 50% nonfederal match, reimbursement. Required workshop October 29; applications due December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.

FundingIndividual award up to $20,000. Planning and Education track pool approximately $125,000; all Project Canopy Assistance tracks combined $250,000; 2026 Project Canopy and EAB Mitigation overall $390,000. These aggregate amounts are not individual grants. 50% nonfederal cash or eligible in-kind match; reimbursement after approved work and expenses.
DeadlineDecember 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (Maine Forest Service official notice and 2026 Planning and Education Guidelines; time zone not specified). Required online workshop October 29, 2026, 1-3 p.m., for applicants not attended since 2024.
Required next actionRead current official 2026 Planning and Education Guidelines and six-page application. Attend grant workshop October 29 if not attended since 2024, and obtain SAM.gov UEI for recipient. Complete common Project Canopy online grant overview; email full application package to PROJECTCANOPYGRANTS.DACF@maine.gov by December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Include designated and official representative signatures, up to five-page proposal outside budget tables, up to three-page project narrative, detailed eligible project/match budget, community-capacity checklist, partner letters and three-year maintenance plan where planting is proposed. Submission inbox limit 10 MB per message. Project expenditures cannot start before executed agreement.
Open — 2026 Maine Project Canopy Planting and Maintenance competitive grants, application deadline December 17, 2026. Not publisher-approved.
Verified October 29, 2026 (Maine Forest Service 2026 Planting and Maintenance 8-page guidelines AND 3-page 2026 fillable application, official notice and application index independently reviewed)

Maine Forest Service

Maine 2026 Project Canopy Assistance — Planting and Maintenance Grants (Up to $15,000; December 17, 2026)

Maine Forest Service grants up to $15,000 for eligible community tree planting and maintenance projects. 50% nonfederal matching contribution, cost reimbursement, mandatory 2026 grant workshop when required, and application deadline December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.

FundingIndividual application maximum $15,000 for Project Canopy 2026 Planting and Maintenance. Track funding approximately $125,000; 2026 Assistance grants combined pool $250,000 and combined Assistance/EAB program pool $390,000 (NOT per-applicant awards). Requires 50% nonfederal cash/in-kind match, and approved costs are reimbursed following completion and documentation.
DeadlineDecember 17, 2026, 11:59 p.m. (no time zone specified in official Maine Forest Service notice). 2026 grant workshop October 29, 1-3 p.m. is mandatory for applicants who have not attended since 2024.
Required next actionReview Maine Forest Service 2026 Planting and Maintenance Guidelines and three-page application; attend October 29 workshop if required. Obtain recipient SAM.gov UEI; complete common online overview; email signed final application to PROJECTCANOPYGRANTS.DACF@maine.gov by December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Application requires signed designated and official representative attestations, map of project tree sites, three-year maintenance plan, partner support letters, match budget and capacity checklist. Main proposal up to five pages outside budgets; inbox limit 10 MB per email. Do not incur reimbursement-eligible costs before executed grant agreement.
Open 2026 EAB Mitigation competitive assistance; applications due December 17, 2026. Official seven-page guidelines and three-page form reviewed. Controlling project-period inconsistency (January 31 vs June 30, 2028) must be reconciled before protected approval.
Verified October 29, 2026 (official 7-page EAB Mitigation Guidelines and 3-page 2026 EAB application fully reviewed; project-period discrepancy unresolved)

Maine Forest Service

Maine 2026 Emerald Ash Borer Mitigation Grants (Up to $20,000; December 17, 2026)

Maine Forest Service 2026 competitive Emerald Ash Borer Mitigation assistance for severely affected Maine communities. Up to $20,000 individual award; $140,000 total mitigation pool; 50% nonfederal match; December 17, 2026 application deadline. Full mitigation guidelines remain to be reviewed.

FundingUp to $20,000 individual applicant award. The $140,000 EAB program pool and $390,000 combined 2026 Project Canopy/EAB pool are NOT individual grants. Standard 50% nonfederal cash or qualified in-kind match, but EAB 2026 guidelines allow match reduction or waiver for qualifying removal assistance to Maine residents experiencing poverty. Awards reimbursed after eligible costs/project completion.
DeadlineDecember 17, 2026, 11:59 p.m. (time zone not stated in official 2026 guideline). EAB project period conflicting: page 2 and spend timetable February 1, 2027-January 31, 2028, but separate page 6 paragraph states June 30, 2028. Confirm controlling end date with funder. Workshop October 29, 1-3 p.m.
Required next actionReview complete 2026 EAB Mitigation seven-page Guidelines and three-page EAB application, confirm January 31 versus June 30, 2028 conflicting project end dates with Maine Forest Service, and attend October 29 grant workshop if not attended since 2024. Submit online common project overview plus signed separate EAB grant package emailed to PROJECTCANOPYGRANTS.DACF@maine.gov by December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Include 1-3 page narrative, EAB removals/treatments map and budget, nonfederal match or documented poverty-related waiver request, three-year treatment schedule where appropriate, partner letters, capacity checklist and two authorized signatures. Application limit five pages outside budget tables, submission inbox 10 MB per email.