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Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
The Idaho Trails Association Staff Will Recruit and Train Volunteer Leaders That Will Lead Multiday Trail Work Trips Into the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness on the Salmon-challis National Forest. the Idaho Trails Association Will Recruit, Coordinate, and Provide Leadership for Up to 40 Volunteers Who Will Work on 10 Multiday Volunteer Projects on the North and South Zones of the Salmon-challis National Forest. the Idaho Trails Association Staff and Volunteer Leaders Will Work Closely With Forest Service Wilderness Rangers. the Goals of This Work Include Completing Deferred Maintenance and Engaging Volunteers and the Public in Trail Stewardship Projects Across Idaho.
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$73,000
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