Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

The Understory Initiative

The Nesika Preserve Restoration Project, Led by the Understory Initiative (TUI) in Partnership With the Wildrivers Land Trust (WRLT) and the Us Fish and Wildlife Service (usfws), Aims to Restore Coastal Prairie Andsandy Swale Habitats Crucial for Rare Plant Communities and Pollinators. Facing Threats From Coniferencroachment, Development, and Invasive Species, Tui Will Initiate Targeted Restoration Actions in 2025,INCLUDING Invasive Species Removal and Native Plant Reintroduction. the Project Will Focus on Enhancingecosystem Resilience and Biodiversity, With Tui Documenting the Outcomes to Refine and Share Effectiverestoration Practices.

Committed

$47,275

Paid out
$40.3K
85%
Committed, not yet paid
$7.0K
15%

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Source

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