Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Mile High Youth Corps (MHYC) Would Be Utilized to Provide Mechanical and Chemical Weed Control Efforts Designed to Eradicate or Reduce Six State Listed Priority Invasive Weed Species Found at Cfrnwrc (houndstongue (cynoglossum Officinale), Canada Thistle (cirsium Arvense), Musk Thistle (carduus Nutans), Scotch Thistle (onopordum Acanthium), Hairy Willowherb (epilobium Hirsutum) and Common Mullein (verbascum Thapsus)), Provide Trail Maintenance and Repairs, Carry Out Native Seed Collection Activities, Rehabilitate Visitor Services and Water Control Structures, and Participate in Riparian Habitat Restoration Work.
Committed
$45,080
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