Alaska Native landowners leverage USDA’s Regional Conservation Partnership Program to maintain healthy streams and forests.

Up to $15 million is available nationally this year to assist local governments, Native American Tribes, universities, non-profits, and others to spur innovation in agriculture and natural resources conservation.

Our new report highlights how NRCS Alaska invested Farm Bill dollars in fiscal year 2020 to benefit voluntary private lands conservation across the Great Land.

Proposals due May 28 for Regional Conservation Partnership Program Alternative Funding Arrangements.

A new project in Alaska's Copper River Watershed that aims to improve salmon habitat and reduce flood risk was recently awarded $3.8 million in federal funding via NRCS's Regional Conservation Partnership Program. Partners are contributing an additional $6 million.