Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Three Affiliated Tribes (TAT) of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation (FBIR) Will Complete the Following Tasks Under This Cooperative Agreement: Establish Goals and Objectives; Assemble Geodatabases; Develop Wetland Data; Complete Wetland Functional Assessments; Wetland Tool Design and Layout; Create Wetland Science Curriculum; Identify Tat Stakeholders; Stakeholder Outreach; Develop a Wetland Program Plan and Protocols. the Specific Project Activities Will Directly Further the Recipient's Efforts to Protect the Environment. This Project Will Provide Invaluable Information Including Mapping and Inventorying Tribal Waters, Develop Assessments of Success of Restoration of Tat Wetlands Protection of Clean Water and Wetlands. the Following Outputs and Outcomes Are Expected: Outputs: Establish Goals and Objectives; Assemble Geodatabases; Wetland Data Production; Wetland Functional Assessment; Tool Design and Layout; Create Wetland Science Curriculum; Stakeholder Identification;. Stake
Committed
$200,991
Paid out
$122.6K
61%
Committed, not yet paid
$78.3K
39%
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