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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Grantee, in Partnership With the Nevada County Superintendent of Schools, Will Develop an Environmental Education Center at the Woolman Property Near Nevada City, Ca to Serve as a County-wide and Regional Environmental Education Resource for Students and Educational Training for Teachers. Grantee Will Adapt Existing Environmental Education Curriculum to Reflect Local Environmental and Historical Concerns Including Long-term Impacts of Mining and Extractive Industries, the Ecological Importance and Restoration Needs of the Local Watershed, and the History of Survival and Adaptation of Native American Tribes in the Area. Activities Will Include Team Building, Pond Studies, Restoration and Invasive Species Removal, and Phenology. the Curriculum Will Focus on Restoring and Protecting Local Watersheds, Pond Studies, Restoration and Invasive Species Removeal, and Phenology. This Agreement Provides Full Federal Funding in the Amount of $91,000. See Terms and Conditions. Preaward C
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