LWCF Resources

Thanks to the Land and Water Conservation Fund, this Natural Playscape allows children to discover the natural world

This case study highlights using Land and Water Conservation Funding (LWCF) to acquire a large open land space in an area of rapid growth

Keeley Park used a Land and Water Conservation Fund to expand intergenerational opportunities and create an inclusive space for all people.

Brief guide for attaining matching funds for LWCF.

Local governments within the states participate as “subrecipients” with the state retaining primary grant compliance responsibility.

Each State has its own priorities and selection criteria and will decide which projects are eligible to receive LWCF grants.

Sidney Hutchinson Park upgrade to include a new, fully inclusive play area, a 2 stage fitness space, and a memorial to the city’s emergency workers...

Choosing what to add to a space to benefit multiple generations has a multitude of benefits and this article can help.

Addressing inequities requires systematic attention, careful inventory documentation, and a sense of urgency.