Wetland Replacement Program

The facts, in the funder’s words

All quotes are from alberta.ca · wetland replacement program unless marked. Checked 2 Nov 2026

How to apply

Apply directly

When a call is open, eligible applicants apply to the funder or the organisation running the call.

For further information or to apply for wetland project funding and partnership opportunities, connect with the Wetland Replacement Program.

Amount

Not found on the pages we read

Where

Alberta: Canada

Municipalities and non-profit organizations can participate in wetland replacement projects within all municipalities and watersheds across Alberta.

Who can apply

NGOs and Government bodies

Municipalities and non-profit organizations that are committed to identifying and undertaking wetland replacement projects within priority watersheds are eligible to participate in the Wetland Replacement Program.

Rounds

Not found on the pages we read

Co-funding required

Not found on the pages we read

Restoration approach

Wetlands

Our classification, from the funder’s description of what it supports.

What the funder asks grantees to report

Reporting

Participants monitor the new wetland for 4 years, send annual progress reports, and file a final report on wetland establishment after 5 years.

Following construction, program participants monitor the newly established wetland for 4 years. Program participants must submit annual reports to the Wetland Replacement Program outlining project progress and any achievements. After 5 years, program participants are required to submit a final report at the conclusion of their project that reports on the success of wetland establishment.

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