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for a Heritage Grant |
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Funds
Available for 2008 Applications (2009 Grant
Cycle)
Environmental Education $32,000
Schoolyard Grants $37,500
IIAPM $320,000
Public Access $50,000
Urban Wildlife and Urban Wildlife Habitat
$112,500
Heritage Grant Applications must be received at the office of the Heritage Grants Coordinator, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Funds/Planning Section, 5000 W. Carefree Highway, Phoenix, Arizona 85086 prior to 5:00 p.m. on Friday November 28, 2008.
Eligible applicants include the federal government
or any federal department or agency, Indian
tribe, this state, all departments, agencies,
boards and commissions of this state, counties,
school districts, cities, towns, all municipal
corporations, and any other political subdivisions
of this state and shall be referred to the
term "public agency".
One original and two complete copies of the
proposal must be submitted. It is preferred
that the proposal be submitted on a letter
size (8 1/2" X 11"). Faxed and/or
e-mail applications will not be accepted.
Please note that the application instructions,
application forms, and prioritization scoring
information supersede all previous versions
prepared by the Department. If you are applying
for grant funding use only the current application
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| Application Forms |
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files are PDF's and require the free Adobe
Acrobat
Reader.For text-only, use Adobe
Access. |
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Heritage
Grant Application Manual [PDF,
658kb]
The Heritage Grant Application Manual
has been revised and supersedes previous
versions. |
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Heritage
Grant Application Forms [PDF,
649kb]
The application forms have been revised
and supersede previous versions. Previous
versions of these forms will not be
accepted. |
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Heritage
Grant Eligibility Lists, Special
Conditions & FAQ
[PDF,
221kb]
The example of Special Conditions, FAQs,
and Preferred Projects lists and the
Sensitive Elements list have been revised
and supersede previous versions. Use
the annual insert information for Heritage
Grant Applications. Previous versions
of the annual inserts may contain outdated
information. |
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Prioritization
Process [PDF,619kb]
The prioritization process manual, June
2008 covers the Department's prioritization
processes for Heritage grants which
includes the Rating Resource Issues,
Department Activities, and Strategic
Objectives, and specific scoring involving
technical review and Prioritization
Committee evaluation and scoring of
applications. |
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Instructions
For Implementing and Completing Heritage
Grant Projects [PDF,
96kb]
Information about implementing and completing
a Heritage Grant-in-Aid project. |
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Wildlife
of Special Concern in Arizona [PDF,
77kb]
The Wildlife of Special Concern in Arizona
document that is useful for IIAPM grant
applications. |
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| Application Assistance |
| The Department offers
assistance for interested grant applicants.
Application workshops are held in August at
various locations around the state.
Heritage Grant Application Workshops [PDF,
29kb] Coming Soon
Click on Heritage
Grant Application Workshops for a schedule
and locations.
For further Heritage Grant information
contact:
Robyn Beck
Heritage Grants Coordinator, Funds Planning
Section
Phone: (623) 236-7530
Email: rbeck@azgfd.gov
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2009 Heritage
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2009 Heritage
Grant Application Manual
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2009 Heritage
Grant Prioritization Manual
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214kb] |
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2009 Heritage
Grant Eligibility Lists, Special
Conditions & FAQ
[PDF,
221kb] |
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“It’s meant
so much, for so long to our district and
our students.” Kevin Brown, superintendent
of the Flagstaff Unified School District.
“I can’t
say how much it has made an impact in Arizona
schools, where budgets have been so tight.”
Mike Trimble, biology teacher at Tempe Corona
del Sol High School |
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