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In celebration of #GivingTuesday and the people and communities across the Line 5 Wisconsin Segment Relocation Project area, Enbridge and its partner Lumberjack RC&D announced today (11/28/23) the Ecofootprint grant awards in support of conservation work by northern Wisconsin organizations. See below for more information about the program and what's coming up in 2024.
Northwestern Sands Barren Restoration is an effort of Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department to create and maintain pine-oak barrens, which is a globally rare landscape left behind by glaciers 10,000 years ago. Historically, barrens were a common landscape in Northwest Wisconsin but were nearly wiped out by fire suppression, agricu
Northwestern Sands Barren Restoration is an effort of Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department to create and maintain pine-oak barrens, which is a globally rare landscape left behind by glaciers 10,000 years ago. Historically, barrens were a common landscape in Northwest Wisconsin but were nearly wiped out by fire suppression, agriculture, and reforestation. In collaboration with the Wisconsin DNR, Bayfield County will receive a $50,000 Ecofootprint award to maintain high quality barrens in strategic locations to maximize the connectivity of these isolated landscapes.
Cranberry River Fish Passage Project is the vision of the Bayfield County Land and Water Conservation Department in collaboration with the Town of Clover and Wisconsin DNR. With support of a $100,000 Ecofootprint award, this project will add 5.5 miles of spawning grounds for native brook trout to the Cranberry River system through the rep
Cranberry River Fish Passage Project is the vision of the Bayfield County Land and Water Conservation Department in collaboration with the Town of Clover and Wisconsin DNR. With support of a $100,000 Ecofootprint award, this project will add 5.5 miles of spawning grounds for native brook trout to the Cranberry River system through the replacement of a failing culvert that is preventing trout from swimming upstream.
Lumberjack RCD & Enbridge are pleased to announce a two-year, $500,000 grant program to provide funding to help protect and restore the natural environment in and around areas affected by Enbridge's Line 5 Wisconsin Segment Relocation Project. Round One of the application process has been completed and Round Two will begin in early 2024. In the meantime, check out the criteria, funding priorities & project attribute information on this page or view the program's Fact Sheet.
Project site MUST BE LOCATED in one or more of the following geographic areas:
Each project MUST establish meaningful objectives and metrics to demonstrate success related to the Funding Priorities listed next:
Projects that can show one or more of the following will be given priority in the ranking process.
Each Project Proposal shall demonstrate: