Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

The Longleaf Alliance Inc

The Longleaf Alliance, Inc. Is Requesting Funding From the Usfws for Improving the Quality and Increasing Thequantity of Longleaf Pine Stands Critical for the Conservation of the Endangered RCW on the Range by Implementingprofessional Forest Management Techniques. Restoration Projects Include Chemical Site Preparation and Planting Oflongleaf Pine Seedlings, Resulting in the Development of Future RCW Habitat and Sustainable Air Force Traininglands. the Lla Requests 36,380.84. With This Funding, It Is Reasonable to Restore Approximately 100 Acres.

Committed

$229,956

Paid out
$181.5K
79%
Committed, not yet paid
$48.5K
21%

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