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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Canadian Wildlife Service and the Service Are Collaborating on a Project Evaluating the Nest Success for Whooping Cranes in Wood Buffalo National Park and Identifying the Factors Limiting Nest Success (predators and Weather). the Project Will Show How the Potential Work and Related Costs Required to Increase Recruitment Could Subsequently Aid Population Growth and Persistence. Results of This Project Will Inform Decisions on Whether to Consider and Potentially Design Strategies to Mitigate the Threats on Whooping Crane Nests and to Subsequently Increase Recruitment and Speed This Species to Recovery (predator Control).
Committed
$120,000
Paid out
$60.0K
50%
Committed, not yet paid
$60.0K
50%
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