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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Purpose of This Project Is to Reduce the Risk Associated With Hazardous Forest Fuels Conditions on Us Fish and Wildlife Service Lands That Are Part of the Kirtland Warbler Wildlife Management Area. Specifically We Will Work With a Forestry Company to Harvest Jack Pine From at Least One Hundred and Fifty Acres of Jack Pine Plantations to Reduce Their Tree Density and Spur Regeneration. We Will Also Mow Vegetation Along at Least Four Miles of Property Boundaries to Serve as Burn Breaks That Will Prepare Parcels for Future Prescribed Fire Management and Serve as Contingency Lines in the Event of Wildfire. Through the Implementation of This Project, We Expect to Achieve Each of Our Objectives, Which Will Result in Reduced Wildfire Risk on Kwwma Parcels and More Vibrant Wildlife Habitats.
Committed
$344,977
Paid out
$252.0K
73%
Committed, not yet paid
$93.0K
27%
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