2013 Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program

The Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program (WHIP) is a voluntary program for private landowners to develop and improve high quality habitat that supports wildlife populations of National, State, Tribal, and local significance. Through WHIP, the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) provides technical and financial assistance. WHIP agreements can be for a time period with a minimum duration of one year after completion of the conservation practices, but not more than ten years.

Prior-Year WHIP (Archives)

• 2012 Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program Information Archival Purposes Only
• 2011 Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program Information Archival Purposes Only
• 2010 Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program Information Archival Purposes Only
• 2009 Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program Information Archival Purposes Only
• 2008 Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program Information Archival Purposes Only
• 2007 Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program Information Archival Purposes Only

For More Information

Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program National NRCS Web site

For more information and updates about the WHIP, please also refer to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Web site or contact one of the Montana NRCS personnel listed below.

Contacts

Kris Berg, Program Specialist
Phone: 406-587-6849
Email: Kris.Berg

Tim Ouellette, Assistant State Conservationist for Programs
Phone: 406-587-6794
Email: Tim.Ouellette

Last Modified: 01/22/2013