Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This 3 Year Project Will Achieve Two Overarching Tasks. First, It Will Conduct 2 Seasons of Seabird Vessel Surveys, Including Recruiting, Training, Certifying, and Supervising Marine Bird Observers for Up to 60 Days of Surveys Annually During Calendar Years 2023 and 2024 in the Northern Gulf of Mexico (GOM) on Noaa Ships and Alongside Marine Mammal Observers. Second, It Will Design an Integrated System Capable of Storage, Retrieval, and Analysis Functions for Key Data Collected on Gom Marine Birds for Long Term Conservation and Management, Both From This and Related Projects
Committed
$882,624
Paid out
$731.7K
83%
Committed, not yet paid
$151.0K
17%
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