Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Pheasants Forever, Inc.

This Proposal Was Developed With Input From Multiple Partners Working Across Private and State Lands in Beker and Malheur Counties, Oregon. Those Represented Are Partners of Two Collaborative Groups: the Baker and Vale Sage-grouse Local Implementation Teams (lit). Our Proposal Outlines Conservation Needs Across 14,409.17 Acres of Privately Owned Lands. to Demonstrate Their Cross-boundary Interests, That Partners Chose to Pursue Funding Through the Lit S Collaborative Platform and Submitted a Joint Application to Address Two Primary Threats to Oregon S Sagebrush Landscapes: Confer Expansion and Invasive Annual Grasses. This Proposal Builds Upon Existing Partnership Efforts on Both Public and Private Lands.

Committed

$1.7 Million

Paid out
$1.3M
74%
Committed, not yet paid
$442.4K
26%

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