Federal grant · cooperative agreement

Florida Three Rivers Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc.

1. MGT- Habitat Pollinator -a. Recipient Will Provide Supplies Needed to Managepollinator Habitat in Coordination With the FWS Professional Field Staff Will Establish Maintainapproximately 20 Acres of Native Wildflower Meadows on Lrafb for Use as Pollinator HABITAT2. MGT- Habitat Invasive Species -a. the Recipient Will Perform Invasive Vegetation Control in Mutually Agreed Upon Areas at Lrafb and as Funding Levels Permit in Coordination With FWS Professional Field Staff 3. MGT- Habitat- Water Quality and Fish Stocking -a. Stock 400 Ibs of Threadfin Shadb. Recipient Will Be Responsible for Ordering Test Kits and Ensuring Shipment to From Lrafb. Recipient Willalso Be Responsible for Water Quality Analysis Charges. If Funding Is Available From Water Analysis-recipient Will Also Be Responsible for Charges Incurred Throughout Fish Stocking Project.

Committed

$303,683

Paid out
$132.3K
44%
Committed, not yet paid
$171.4K
56%

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