Considering an Environmental Quality Incentive Program application for funding by USDA's NRCS, here's what NRCS offered.
Thinning $150/acre
Pruning $75/acre
Slash disposal (landowner's preferred method) $187.50/acre
Nesting structures (bird houses, bat boxes) $37.50 each
Wildlife habitat management (structures and plantings) $500 one-time payment
Pest management plan (a combination of documentation and field observations) $1,000 one-time payment
NRCS has well-defined standards for each practice available online. There are many other fundable practices for forest, land, fire and waterway care that I have not listed here.
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