Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Poupard Bay Protection Project S Goal Is to Permanently Protect 22 Acres With 950 Feet of Frontage Along Lake Michigan West of ST. Ignace in Mackinac County, Michigan. Protecting This Acreage Will Benefit Waterfowl, Waterbirds, and Shorebirds During Migration Through the Mackinaw Straits Area, a Major Migratory Corridor of the Great Lakes. the Acquisition of the Poupard Bay Tract Will Be Open to the Public in Perpetuity for Quiet, Nature Based Recreation Including, But Not Limited to, Birdwatching and Hiking. the Grant Amount Requested Is 80,000 With the Match Being 80,000 With Funds Coming From Both a Private Donor and Little Traverse Conservancy.
Committed
$73,000
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