Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Northwoods Stewardship Center

The Northwoods Stewardship Center Will Work With the Usfws Northern Maine, Rachel Carson, Stewart B. Mckinney, and E. Massachusetts National Wildlife Refuges to Provide a Total of 6 Interns. 2 Interns at the Northern Maine National Wildlife Refuge Will Work for 12 Weeks, 2 Interns Will Work at the E. Massachusetts NWR Complex for 16 Week, and 1 Intern Will Work at the Stewart B Mckinney NWR for 12 Weeks, and 1 Intern Will Work at Rachel Carson NWR for 16 Weeks. the 6 Interns Will Assist Refuge Staff With Mapping and Management of Invasive Plants.

Committed

$211,357

Paid out
$208.0K
98%
Committed, not yet paid
$3.4K
2%

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