AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) - A state board that protects land for natural and recreational value is seeking proposals for land conservation projects.
The funding comes from $4.5 million in bonds approved by Maine voters.
The board is seeking conservation and recreational projects, as well as initiatives looking at farmland and water access.
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The deadline set by the Land for Maine’s Future program is September 1.
The conservation bonds were the subject of a flap when the governor refused to sign $11.5 million in voter-approved bonds.
The governor then said he would sell the bonds, and the Legislature in 2016 approved a bill reauthorizing $6.5 million of expired bonds.
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For more information: https://www.maine.gov/dacf/lmf/index.shtml
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