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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Work Detailed in This Proposal Will Benefit the Usda Forest Service by Providing Long-term and Self-sustaining Management of Multiple Invasive Species Across Our Forests and Grasslands Through the Use of Biocontrol. Project Activities Include Mass Rearing 5 Biocontrol Agents for Controlling Priority Invasive Plants and Shipping to Focus Areas in the U.s., Information Transfer Through the Production of Resources for the Public and Land Managers, Public Engagement Through Information Sharing Opportunities, and Capacity Building by Training the Next Generation of Specialists Who Will Apply Their Skills in the U.s. This Work Requires Specialized Quarantine Facilities to Rear the Biological Control Agents Specified in the Proposal.
Committed
$200,000
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