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Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Project Will Fill a Critical Gap in Stranding Response Coverage for Manatees in the Northern Gulf of Mexico by Funding Basic Stranding Response by the Alabama Marine Mammal Stranding Network Almmsn , Operated Out of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab Disl Support for Almmsn Will Maintain Stranding Response Capabilities Including a Rapid Response to and Veterinary Assessment of Manatees in Distress or Stranded, B Rescue Planning to Improve Prognosis for Live Stranded Manatees in an Area With Historically Low Rescue Capacity, C Necropsy of Dead Stranded Manatees, and D Collecting Valuable Data on Cause of Death and Overall Population Health This Project Will Fund Manatee Stranding Response in States Where No Other Groups Respond to or Collect Data on Strandings, and It Will Enhance Training Opportunities for Almmsn and Regional Stranding Network Partners to Build Capacity for Future Response Throughout the Northern Gulf of Mexico Region
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$33,209
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