In Forest Health Tracker, a fund source is defined as a sum of money given by a government or other organization for a particular purpose to improve forest health and resilience in Washington. Forest Health Tracker provides a common platform to view allotted and executed expenditures of each fund source, while also displaying the connection to the details and spatial information of the forest health projects they support.

Currently, this website only tracks funding received by Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for forest health work. DNR receives and manages many funding sources providing financial support to forest health projects across the state. One example is the Cooperative Forestry grants from US Forest Service State, Private, and Tribal Forestry program including Forest Health Monitoring, Landscape Scale Restoration, and Urban and Community Forestry programs. Additionally, DNR receives funding in the form of appropriations from the Washington State Legislature to support forest health projects. In future development phases of the site, integration of funding information for other organizations will be explored.

Notes on using the tables below: For Fund Sources - Click on the row to load the Fund Source Allocations into the bottom grid. Click on the blue Fund Source Number or Fund Source Name to view details. For Fund Source Allocations - Click on the blue Fund Source Allocation Name to view details.