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Salmon Recovery Funding Board Grant Program

Over 200 projects funded to date!

The 2023 Salmon Recovery Grants program is closed!

Check back at the begining of 2024 for the next grant round.

Salmon recovery grants are used to restore degraded salmon habitat and protect existing, high-quality habitat. These activities are aimed at increasing the amount and overall health of the places salmon live, with the goal of increasing the number, productivity, distribution and diversity of Lower Columbia salmon and steelhead.

Projects may include the actual habitat used by salmon and the land and water that support sediment, stream flow, and forest processes important to salmon.

RSVP for the February 15 Grant Round Workshop and schedule a pre-proposal meeting by contacting Steve West.

2023 Salmon Recovery Lead Entity Grant Round Materials

Salmon Recovery Grants Manual

Evaluation Questions

Grant Round Calendar

Application Materials Checklist

Application Content Checklist

Initial Project Submittal Form

Landowner Certification Form

State Level Information -

SRFB Grant Materials

Key 2023 Grant Round Events

Pre-Proposal Meetings - Feb. 6 - March 24

Grant Round Workshop - Feb. 15 at 2 PM

Preliminary Applications Due - April 3 at 12 PM

Proposal Presentations - Tentative for April 27 - May 4

Lead Entity Feedback Published - May 10

Final Applications Due - June 26 at 12 PM

Project Ranking Meeting - July 19

LCFRB Meeting - July 28 at 1 PM

LCFRB Submits Ranked Project List - August 4

Application links and supporting evaluation materials will be posted after the preliminary application deadline.

Viability Assessments

Draft assessments of population viability identify viability progress since ESA listings for each Lower Columbia population. Viability progress reports can provide additional information on which populations to target for habitat restoration and conservation efforts.