The Kawartha Water Fund and Scugog Water Fund are now open and accepting landowner applications for 2021.
Kawartha Water Fund is a cost share program that provides up to 50% of the total project costs to a maximum of $4000 (for eligible costs).
For most projects Scugog Water Fund is a cost share program that provides up to 50% of the total project costs to a maximum of $1000 - $8000 dependent on the project (for eligible costs).
Submission deadline: Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 11:59 PM
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The Kawartha Water Fund (KWF) and Scugog Water Fund (SWF) provide grants and technical assistance to:
- landowners for environmental projects on their land
- organizations for community-focused environmental projects (launching June 2021)
To be eligible, projects must:
- implement an action from one of our lake management plans and have a positive impact on water quality in Kawartha Conservation's Watersheds.
- Fall within one of our two eligible grant areas:
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Apply for a landowner grant - accepting applications |
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To apply for a landowner grant:
Need help? Request a phone consultation Once your application has been submitted, please wait to hear from our Landowner Services Technician before proceeding with your project. Work that proceeds prior to these steps, does not qualify for funding. Once our Landowner Services Technician has contacted you and your application has been completed you may proceed with your project. Your project proposal will be reviewed and you will be notified whether your funding has been approved. Project typesLandowner projects must be an action from your lake's management plan and have a positive impact on water quality. Examples include the following:
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Apply for a Kawartha community grant - launching June 2021 |
To apply for a community grant, you must:
Once your site visit (if required) has occurred and your application has been completed you may proceed with your project. Your project proposal will be reviewed and you will be notified whether your funding has been approved. Project typesThe Kawartha Water Fund community grant helps organizations implement recommendations from lake management plans within the City of Kawartha Lakes. Proposals may include the following:
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