Member Jurisdiction & WRIA Forum Grant Program

The King Conservation District awards grants for projects that directly improve the condition of natural resources, provide education and outreach to increase awareness, build capacity to enhance implementation of natural resource improvement projects and implement pilot or demonstration projects.

To apply for a grant through this program, an applicant's proposal must be sponsored by one or more of the 35 local jurisdictions that are members of the King Conservation District or one or more of the three local watershed forums. See below for application instructions, grant program policies and forms.

Map-Tri-County Area with WRIA Boundaries

Application Forms
	2012 Grant Application Schedule - UPDATED!
	Application - UPDATED!
	Application Checklist - UPDATED!
	Policies & Procedures
	Application Packet

Reporting Forms
	Progress Report
	Expense Report
	Final Report

Amendment Forms
	Amendment Request Cover
	Amendment Request Budget
	Amendment Request Scope of Work

Grants Awarded
	1994-2007 Member Jurisdiction Grants
	1998-2007 Watershed Forum Grants
	2008 Grants (combined list)
	2009 Grants (combined list)
	2010 Grants (combined list)

Grant Funded Events
	To view our calendar of events click here.
	City of Bellevue, Stream Team
	City of Burien, Seahurst Park Restoration
	Environmental Science Center, Watershed Restoration Education
	Friends of Cedar River, Salmon Journey
	King County, Salmon Watcher Program
	Seattle Aquarium, Beach Naturalist Program
	Stewardship Partners, Salmon Safe Program
	Stilly-Snohomish Fisheries Enhancement Task Force Snoqualmie Restoration at Duvall

For more information, contact Jessica Saavedra
(425) 282-1906