Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Envirosurvey Will Be Providing Technical Assistance to the Fish and Wildlife Service FWS and Its Partners to Evaluate the Viability of Private Properties in the Joint Chiefs Landscape Restoration Partnership Jclrp East Region Initiative We Will Also Assist in Certifying the Purpose and Quality of the Plant Material Delivered on Private Lands and the Design and Successful Installment of Conservation Practices Needed to Protect,restore, Develop, or Enhance Wildlife Habitat Within Private Lands, as Established on the Jclrp Initiative Proposal Envirosurvey Will Assess Viability Only in Those Previously Identified and Recommended Private Properties by the Jclrp Working Group
Committed
$93,450
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