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Island Conservation Proposes to Partner With the Ministry for Natural Resources and Commerce (MNRC) and the Marshall Island Conservation Society (MICS) to Complete the First Ever Drone Based Invasive Alien Species (IAS) Eradication in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. as a First Step for the Project, Ic Will Work With Partners and the Community of Wotje to Identify and Prioritize Up to Four Islets Where Rodent Eradication Will Have the Greatest Benefit to Native Terrestrial and Marine Species and Natural Resources Utilized by the Community. Ic Will Then Jointly Develop Biosecurity and Operational Plans for the Removal of Rats From Jemo and From the Wotje Islets With Their Local Communities
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$299,978
Paid out
$280.9K
94%
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$19.0K
6%
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