Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

MT. Adams Resource Stewards

MT. Adams Resource Stewards (MARS) Will Work on MT. Adams Community Forest Lands and, Potentially, Other Priority Private Working Forests Adjacent to Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge, the Klickitat River Canyon, and Surrounding Communities to Improve Forest Resiliency Through Strategic Fuels Reduction Projects, Prescribed Burning, and Habitat Enhancement Activities. Project Work Will Take Place in Forest Stands Characterized by High Fuel Loadings and Stand Conditions Significantly Departed From Historic and More Climate Resilient Conditions.

Committed

$640,000

Paid out
$127.3K
20%
Committed, not yet paid
$512.7K
80%

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