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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Description: This Action Approves an Award in the Amount of $499,638 to Eckerd College in Florida. the Purpose of This Award Is to Enhance Land Protection and Conservation in Priority Landscapes of the Gulf of Mexico. Activities: the Activities to Be Performed Include Creating an Innovative Phone Application to Reduce Consumption of Unnecessary Single-use Plastic by Individuals and Provide Plastic Use and Refusal Data to Guide Sustainability Policies. Outcomes: the Anticipated Deliverables Include a Mobile Phone Application, Cleanup Events, and Data Sharing. Expected Outcomes Include Preventing Single-use Plastic From Entering the Environment, Removing Urban Debris, Enhancing Habitat in the Tampa Bay Estuary, and Making ST. Petersburg, FL a More Resilient Community. Intended Beneficiaries Will Be the Communities Near or Located in ST. Petersburg and Tampa Bay, FL, Who Will Benefit From Enhanced Land Protection and Conservation. Subrecipient Activities Will Be Funded to Perform Cleanup Events and Outreach Activities. Subrecipient:
Committed
$499,638
Paid out
$477.6K
96%
Committed, not yet paid
$22.0K
4%
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