Watershed Protection & Restoration Grant Programs

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Environmental Grant Opportunities

Explore grant opportunities that support tree planting, community engagement, restoration, and stewardship of Charles County's natural resources.

Charles County Tree Planting Grant

Rolling Deadline

The Charles County Tree Planting Grant Program aims to implement tree planting projects throughout the County that increase tree canopy in both urban and rural spaces.

What does this program support?
Tree planting projects that can increase forest habitat, improve water quality, and provide a natural cooling system while supporting the health and wellbeing of residents and local ecosystems.

The program is designed to help improve the health of local watersheds while expanding the environmental and community benefits provided by trees and healthy forests.

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Outreach and Restoration Grant Program

Deadline: September 3, 2026

The Outreach and Restoration Grant Program is a partnership between the Chesapeake Bay Trust and Charles County. The program supports outreach, community engagement, and on-the-ground restoration projects that increase knowledge, change behavior, and accelerate stewardship of natural resources.

Project focus
Projects should involve residents in restoring local green spaces, waterways, and other natural resources throughout Maryland.

What This Grant Funds

Applicants may request funding through one of four project tracks:

Track 1
Outreach / Knowledge Building Projects
Up to $50,000
Track 2
Behavior Change Projects
Up to $75,000
Track 3
Restoration Projects
Up to $125,000
Track 4
Outreach and Restoration Projects
Up to $150,000
Who Can Apply? Non-profit organizations, community and homeowner associations, faith-based organizations, and other eligible organizations. See the Request for Proposals for the full list of eligible applicants.
Is Match Required? Match is encouraged but is not required.
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