Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Fox-wolf Watershed Alliance (FWWA) Inc. Will Work With Their Subawardee Calumet County ($450,000) to Address Legacy Phosphorus in the Pipe Creek Watershed by Installing Three Agricultural Runoff Treatment Systems - Innovative Practices That Capture and Store Runoff During Storm and Snowmelt Events. Stream Bank Restoration Will Be Completed Downstream of the Best Management Practices (BMPS) to Showcase the Immediate Benefit of Storage Capacity Upstream and Build Support for Future Work. This Project Will Reduce 296 Pounds of Phosphorus Annually and Stabilize 0.36 Miles of Stream Bank. Activities: Fwwa Will Install Three Agricultural Runoff Treatment Systems - Innovative Practices That Capture and Store Runoff During Storm and Snowmelt Events. Stream Bank Restoration Will Be Completed Downstream of the Best Management Practices (BMPS) to Showcase the Immediate Benefit of Storage Capacity Upstream and Build Support for Future Work Outcomes:communities and Landowners in the Watershed Will Benefit From Improved Water Quality Due to Reduced Nutrient and Sediment Runoff. Subrecipient: Calumet County Will Install Enhanced Arts to Capture Legacy Phosphorus From Agricultural Soils and Brothertown Creek Streambank Stabilization Demonstration Site.
Committed
$510,325
Paid out
$51.2K
10%
Committed, not yet paid
$459.2K
90%
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