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Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Supports the Yurok Tribe With Establishing an Aerial Imaging Enterprise, Condor Aviation. the Tribe Will Facilitate the Acquisition of a Fixed-wing Single Engine Aircraft, Lidar Bathymetric Laser Scanner Sensor, and Related Components for Condor Aviation. the Equipment Will Advance the Tribe's Efforts to Collect Important Topographic and Imagery Data Needed for the Effective Management of the Tribe's Natural Resources. the Enterprise Will Also Be Available to Service the Needs of Other Government Agencies in Northern California. Once Completed, the Project Will Provide New Employment Opportunities With Improved Wages, Save Jobs, and Boost the Socioeconomic Factors on the Reservation.
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