The Inland Wetlands Conservation Program (IWCP) aims to protect, restore, and enhance wetlands and associated habitats in the Central Valley of California. The program is open to nonprofit organizations, public agencies, tribal governments, state agencies, and federal agencies. Eligible activities include acquisition of land or water for wetlands, acquisition of conservation easements, restoration of public or private lands, and enhancement of existing degraded habitats. The program has a total estimated available funding of $8 million, with grant terms ranging from 2 to 4 years. • Eligible applicants: Nonprofit organizations, public agencies, tribal governments, state agencies, and federal agencies • Eligible geographies: Central Valley, California • Eligible activities: Acquisition of land or water, acquisition of conservation easements, restoration of public or private lands, enhancement of existing degraded habitats • Funding source: State, with $8 million from the Habitat Conservation Fund • Funding method: Advances and reimbursement(s)