RECREATION – Public Waterfront Access Improvement Projects
Lake Champlain Basin Program
Funding Amount
Up to $100,000
Deadline
Rolling / Open
Grant Type
state
Overview
RECREATION – Public Waterfront Access Improvement Projects
Supports improving public access to waterfront recreation opportunities in the watershed to enhance the enjoyment, understanding, and appreciation of the Lake Champlain Basin’s natural and cultural resources. Example projects include improved access to recreational watercraft and related supplies, water safety education and instruction, infrastructure improvements, transportation solutions, natural resource engagement programs, and reducing financial barriers to accessing recreational programs and areas.
Details
- Funding Entity: Lake Champlain Basin Program
- Funding Type: Grant
- Funding Range: Up to $100,000
- Match Required: No match is required; however, though match will be considered favorably during budget review and may make proposals more competitive.
How to Apply
Deadline: 09/29/26
Apply Via: Foundant platform
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