MAP supports the strategic focus areas of Forest Health and Outdoor Experiences.
Outdoor Experiences
Projects that fit into the Outdoor Experiences program area are results-oriented, on-the-ground, projects that improve the quality, condition, and care of Outdoor Experiences on National Forests by:
Projects that generate tangible conservation outcomes while enhancing high quality recreational experiences for the users of the National Forest System will receive weighted advantage. Funds cannot support improvements of hardened facilities including, and similar to: campgrounds, parking lots, restrooms, visitor centers, and major signage.
Forest Health
Projects that fit into the Forest Health program area are results-oriented, on-the-ground, citizen-involved projects that maintain and/or restore forest resiliency by:
Projects that are consistent with or supportive of large-scale conservation initiatives will receive weighted advantage. A 1:1 match is required.
mission is to advance the restoration of riparian lands through collaboration, education, and technical assistance.