Federal grant · cooperative agreement

Conservation Corps

The Crews Will Help Lacreek Refuge in the Pursuit of the Refuge S Goal of Reconstructing Up to 200 Acres of Degraded Prairie and Preform Required Monitoring and Surveys. the Team Will Learn Leadership and Self Motivation While Also Learning Methods of Native Seed Prep, Non Native Plant Id and Control Measures, Waterfowl Survey, Bird Id, Acquire Knowledge of Wetlands, Prairies, and Sandhills, Gain Prescribed Fire Experience, and More. Refuge Staff Will Work Side by Side While Allowing Them to Take the Lead.

Committed

$48,540

Paid out
$33.0K
68%
Committed, not yet paid
$15.5K
32%

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