Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Funds Under This Award Will Be Used to Place One Visitor Services Corpsmember. the Visitor Services Specialist Will Work With Conservation Professionals in the U.s Fish & Wildlife Service, Friends of Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge and Dedicated Volunteers to Provide Relevant Meaningful Public Education (interpretive) Programs and Media for Visitors to Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, in Addition to Answering Visitor Questions and Supporting Refuge Volunteers. Sherburne NWR Staff Provide Guidance in Order to Fulfill the Refuge Mission of 'promoting the Health and Well-being of Migratory Birds and Their Habitat.' the Service Activities Will Be Completed Under the Guidance of Sherburne NWR Staff.
Committed
$27,583
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