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

Clemson University

This Research Project Will Study the Needs of Family Farmers and Forest Owners in Recovering From Hurricane Damage to Their Woodlands, Understanding of How Family Farmers and Forest Owners Respond to Hurricane Damage on Their Woodlands, Including What Opportunities They Have for Meaningful Economic Recovery. Understanding Where Those Opportunities May Be Lacking Along With Ways in Which the Local, State, and Federal Government, in Partnership With the Non-profit and Private Sectors, Can Work Together to Aid Family Forest Owners Recovery From Hurricane Damage and Prepare for Future Hurricanes.

Committed

$274,980

Paid out
$34.6K
13%
Committed, not yet paid
$240.4K
87%

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