Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance

Montana Discovery Foundation

Rac Funding (title Ii Funds) Will Be Used to Support the Central Montana Bear Aware Program With the Following Goals: 1. Provide Training and Support to Forest Staff, Volunteers, and Campground Hosts Who Interact With Forest Users; 2. Participate in Community Events to Deliver Bear Aware Messaging; 3. Provide Bear Spray Training to Forest Staff, Forest Users, and Event Attendees; 4. Partner With Other Organizations to Maximize Educational Opportunities; 5. Coordinate the Distribution, Installation, and Maintenance of Bear Signage, Brochures, and Displays; 6. Provide Visitors With Bear Resistant Cooler Locks During Educational and Outreach Events.

Committed

$34,050

Paid out
$11.6K
34%
Committed, not yet paid
$22.4K
66%

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Source

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