Use this page to submit Implementation Project applications and to access the Forest Management Plan (FMP) application portal for Registered Professional Foresters. Whether you’re applying for on-the-ground forest health work or beginning your planning process, this page provides everything you need to get started.
Apply for NBFIP Funding
Having an approved Forest Management Plan (FMP) or mini-plan before you apply for implementation funding is not required, but it can improve your application score.
Implementation Project Applications:
Next open window to be announced soon.
Forest Management Plan applications must be submitted by a Registered Professional Forester (RPF). Landowners cannot submit the FMP application themselves.
Implementation Project Applications
Apply here for cost-share reimbursement for fuels reduction and forest health treatments.
Dates Coming Soon
Check back soon to view the next application window. Contact your local RCD or CLERC to learn more.
Before You Apply
- Confirm that your property meets all eligibility requirements.
- Review all eligible project types and covered activities.
- Ensure proposed treatments align with your Forest Management Plan or mini-plan.
- Gather contractor estimates and review current payment rates.
Forest Management Plan Applications
Forest Management Plans must be written and submitted by a Registered Professional Forester (RPF). Landowners cannot submit an FMP application themselves.
If You Are a Landowner
Your first step is connecting with a Registered Professional Forester who can prepare your Forest Management Plan and submit the application on your behalf.
- Determine if you need a full FMP or mini-plan
- Schedule a site visit and forest inventory
- Discuss long-term forest health goals
FMP Application Portal (RPFs Only)
This portal is for Registered Professional Foresters and qualified partner staff only. Access requires confirmation that you are submitting as or on behalf of an RPF.
How to Apply – Step-by-Step Video
Watch this walkthrough to learn how to complete your NBFIP application.