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CAL FIRE Awards $10M in Grants for Forest Health and Rural Development

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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection announced it has awarded $10 million in grant funding to 17 projects across California. These funds are part of CAL FIRE’s Business and Workforce Development Grants and are supported by California Climate Investments. The grants are intended to strengthen the forest sector, reduce wildfire risk, and increase the beneficial use of woody biomass through various projects.

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The funding supports projects focused on increasing the capacity to manage forests, including the purchase of new equipment for fuels management and the modernization of sawmills. These investments are designed to support forest restoration efforts and rural economic development in areas like Siskiyou County.

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    Projects receiving the grants could benefit from the funding aimed at forest health and rural economic development.

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