Several projects in Door and Kewaunee counties will receive critical state funding after Governor Tony Evers announced more than $1.3 million in grants on Friday. Five projects specific to Door and Kewaunee counties will receive $120,620 in grant funding, while hundreds of thousands more could impact them. In Door County, the Door County Soil & Water Conservation Department received $25,800 to address the spread of terrestrial invasive species along the Lake Michigan shoreline through public outreach and workshops for residents through partnerships with Wild Ones and the City of Sturgeon Bay. Crossroads at Big Creek in Sturgeon Bay will improve access to monitoring equipment in Door County and gather baseline water quality data for future research studies, thanks to a $27,962 grant from the program. The grants were recommended by the Wisconsin Coastal Management Council and part of the federally-funded Coastal Management Program.