Federal grant · project grant (b)
Description:chippewa Luce Mackinac Conservation District Will Implement Conservation Practices on High Priority Agricultural Sites That Will Reduce Nutrient Loading Into the Waishkey River Watershed.activities:activities Include Working With Landowners to Implement Agricultural Best Management Practices Including Exclusion Fencing, Manure Management Plans, Riparian Buffers, and Rotational Grazing Systems.subrecipient:lake Superior State University's Center for Freshwater Research and Education Will Conduct Lab Analysis of E. Coli and Total Coliform Levels.outcomes:deliverables Reduction of 400 Lbs/year of Phosphorous in the Waishkey River Watershed, Best Management Practices Implementation on 2-4 High Priority Livestock Sites on at Least 350 Acres, Protection of 1,320 FT of Stream Bank, and Pre and Post Project Sampling to Measure Total E. Coli Concentrations. This Project Aims to Reduce Phosphorous and Other Nutrient Loading Into the River and Improve the Ecosystem Health of the Waishkey River Watershed. Beneficiaries Include the Bay Mills Indian Community Who Will Benefit From the Improved Water and Ecosystem Quality as Well as Increased Climate Resiliency.
Committed
$326,894
Paid out
$93.8K
29%
Committed, not yet paid
$233.1K
71%
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