Urban forestry grants distributed among 48 Wisconsin non-profit organizations and communities ranged from $1000 to $25000 were matched dollar for dollar for tree-planting efforts to resuscitate forests.
The Grant awarded a total of $527,706 in 2012 and will go to urban reforestation, fire and disaster preparedness, damage control, public education and staff training.
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