Which program includes a financial allocation specifically dedicated to wildlife benefits?

The Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program is specifically designed to provide financial assistance aimed at improving wildlife habitat on private lands. This program focuses on creating, enhancing, and restoring wildlife habitats through various conservation practices. It stands out because it directly supports landowners in implementing conservation measures tailored to benefit wildlife populations.

In contrast, while the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP), Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP), and Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) also contribute to conservation efforts, their primary goals differ. EQIP focuses on providing financial and technical assistance for agricultural practices that improve environmental quality. CSP encourages farmers and landowners to maintain and improve conservation practices already in place. CRP pays farmers to convert agricultural land to conservation use, which can indirectly help wildlife but is not as explicitly focused on wildlife habitat enhancement as the Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program.