Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Funding From This Agreement Supports the Administration of the San Francisco Bay Joint Venture (SFBJV) Over a 5 Year Period. One of an International Network of Usfws Migratory Bird Joint Ventures Spanning Much of the North American Continent, the Sfbjv Coordinates a Non Regulatory, Self Directed Partnership, Guided by an Implementation Plan That Outlines Clear Habitat Conservation Goals Towards Which the Partnership Works. With Ongoing Threats to Habitat and Wildlife, Collaborative Conservation Efforts Are Key to Implementing Effective Solutions to the Scale and Scope of Challenges We Face. Since Inception in 2001, the Sfbjv Has Protected, Restored, and Enhanced Over 70,000 Acres of Wetland Habitats, Developed and Implemented Innovative Partnerships, Decision Support Tools, and Collaborative Programs.sfbjv Staff Works Closely With Partner Agencies and Organizations on the Implementation of Conservation Actions, Including Restoration and Enhancement of Vital Wetland Habitats That Support Wildlife Species, Including Waterfowl, Shorebirds, and Other Water Birds. the Sfbjv Works on the Implementation of Coordinated Science and Conservation Delivery That Addresses Key Threats to Habitat and Wildlife Such as Invasive Species, Sediment Deficits, and Habitat Conversion and Degradation. the Sfbjv Also Creates Decision Support and Other Practical Tools That Advance Conservation Action. Finally, the Sfbjv Robust Communications Work Keeps Partners and Stakeholders Informed and Actively Engaged in the Work of the Partnership.funding Goes to Support the Staff Time and Activities, Administrative Costs, Supplies, and Contracts Needed to Run the Program to Meet the Goals and Objectives of the Sfbjv Implementation Strategy. Please See Project Narrative for Details.this Is a 5 Year Incrementally Funded Project Expected to Cost Around 2,850,000 Over the Project Period. Funding for Subsequent Increments Is Subject to the Availability of Funds, Program Authority, Satisfactory Performance, and Compliance With Award Terms and Conditions.
Committed
$1.9 Million
Paid out
$1.3M
69%
Committed, not yet paid
$607.5K
31%
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