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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Purpose of the Sagebrush Ecosystem Project Is to Reduce and or Eliminate Threats to Sagebrush Habitats and Restore and Enhance Sagebrush Habitats for Sage Grouse to Achieve This Goal Chemical and Mechanical Treatments Will Be Applied to the Sagebrush the Application of Rejuvra Herbicide and Mastication Will Be the Prescribed Treatments Rejuvra Will Be Applied by Both Rotary Wing and Fixed Wing Aircraft Approximately 3000 Acres Will Be Targeted for This Treatment Mechanical Treatment Will Be Applied Using a Masticator and Approximately 500 Acres Will Be Treated the Planning of Desirable Forbs Will Then Be Spread the Target Brood Rearing Sage Grouse This Project Will Be Monitored by Transects and Photo Points
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$165,500
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