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Hobart and William Smith Colleges Will Control the Aquatic Invasive Plant Species Hydrilla Verticillata Within 30 Acres of Cayuga Lake. This Invasive Plant Is Extremely Fast-growing, Creating Thick Mats of Vegetation Which Obstruct Boating, Fishing and Swimming, and Destroy Spawning Sites for Native Fish. Shoreline Property Values Can Be Diminished in Areas Where This Invasive Has Taken Over. This Project Will Include Training Opportunities for About 1,100 Community Members.
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$598,960
Paid out
$17.7K
3%
Committed, not yet paid
$581.3K
97%
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