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Chris Sturm
303-866-3441 x3236
Colorado Watershed Restoration Grants
What is the Colorado Watershed Restoration Grant Program?
The Program provides grants for watershed/stream restoration and flood mitigation projects throughout the state.
Examples of Funded Projects
Who can apply for a Grant?
Organizations interested in developing watershed/stream restoration and flood mitigation studies and projects. Contact
Chris Sturm
, 303-866-3441 x3236, to discuss project eligibility.
How can the money be used?
Grant money may be used for planning and engineering studies, including implementation measures, to address technical needs for watershed restoration and flood mitigation projects throughout the state. Special consideration is reserved for planning and project efforts that integrate multi-objectives in restoration and flood mitigation. This may include projects and studies designed to:
Restore stream channels,
Provide habitat for aquatic and terrestrial species,
Restore riparian areas,
Reduce erosion,
Reduce flood hazards, or
Increase the capacity to utilize water.
How do I apply for a Grant?
Read the program guidance document.
Program Guidance
Contact Chris Sturm at CWCB to discuss potential applications: 303-866-3441 x3236.
Complete the application and submit by November 1, 2019.
Application
Example Projects
Project
Description
Supporting Documents
Middle Boulder Creek – Rogers Park Restoration Project
The Boulder Flycasters chapter of Trout Unlimited initiated a project to restore a heavily used reach of Middle Boulder Creek above the City of Boulder. The project was designed to improve channel stability and habitat diversity.
Rogers Park Restoration Project Final Report
Tarryall Creek Ranch Riparian Restoration Project
Project objective was to restore the natural riparian condition along a severely degraded reach of Tarryall Creek in Park County. Riparian vegetation was planted to restore a wetland ecosystem. Riparian fencing was constructed to decrease impacts from grazing cattle. The land has been protected with a conservation easement. The restored reach connects well functioning upstream and downstream reaches.
Tarryall Creek Ranch 2009 Riparian Restoration Project, Project Summary and Initial Monitoring Results
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