WVDEP grant for firms (for-profit, non-profit or government) that specialize in stream and wetland restoration to deliver In Lieu Fee mitigation projects. Intent to apply due Dec 15, 2026, by email to the ILF program coordinator; projects need Interagency Review Team approval.
WVDEP's In Lieu Fee program collects mitigation fees from permittees and distributes them through grant funding opportunities to create and restore streams and wetlands. The current listing on the state grants portal invites for-profit, non-profit or government entities that specialize in stream and wetland restoration to propose a project, with intent to apply due December 15, 2026. Projects are presented to the Interagency Review Team, chaired by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, for approval.
Any For-Profit, Non-Profit or Government Agency.
Applicants must specialize in stream and wetland restoration.
Projects are presented to the Interagency Review Team (IRT), chaired by the US Army Corps of Engineers, for approval.
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