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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The New Jersey Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council (highlands Council) Is Proposing to Fund a Project With a Capacity Funding Grant From U.s. Fish and Wildlife to Create, Adopt and Implement a Recreation and Open Space Plan. the Project Will Identify Properties in the New Jersey Highlands Region and Create Pathways to Property Acquisition for Recreation and or Open Space Purposes. the Recreation and Open Space Plan Will Work With Federal, State and Local Stakeholders, Develop a Gis-esri Compatible Geodatabase, Establish Property Metrics for Regional Importance, and Develop Strategies Pathways for Property Acquisition. the Recreation and Open Space Plan Will Allow the Highlands Council to Be More Proactive in Utilizing Grant Funding for Property Acquisition, and Work to Preserve Ecological Resources That Will Benefit the Highlands Community.
Committed
$172,000
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