Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Love Reservoir Sage-grouse Habitat Enhancement Phase I Project Seeks to Address Several of the Major Threats to Sage-grouse Habitat Identified in the Comprehensive Sage-grouse Threat Reduction Plan (TRP); Invasive Annual Grasses, Other Noxious Weeds, Understory Vegetation Enhancement, Mesic Habitat Improvement, and Fencing. Tri-county Will Work Closely With the Private Landowners and NRCS to Implement Noxious Weed Inventory/treatments, Seeding of Native/non-native Species, and Fencing to Rotate Grazing. This Project Was Designed to Complement That Work That Other Project Partners Have Already Put Into This Area and Ensure That Habitat Improvement Projects Are Successful Long After the Grant Period.
Committed
$25,000
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