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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Objectives of This Project Are to Aid in Meadow and Stream Restoration for the Benefit of Fish and Wildlife. the Project Will Fund Invasive Plant Treatment (about 150 Square Feet, Reed Canary Grass), the Addition of Soil Amendments and Seeding (about 6 Acres), Placing Barriers, and Fence Repair (along 3.2 Miles of Fence). Barriers and Fence Repair Are Intended to Preventing Meadow Trespass Which Is Currently Hindering Meadow Recovery. It Is Expected That in Addition to Fish and Wildlife Native Plants and Pollinators Will Befit From This Project.
Committed
$26,579
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