Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Upper Williamson Drought Resiliency Phase Ii Cooperative Agreement Will Restore and or Enhance Connectivity and Access to Important Trout Spawning Areas and Will Restore Critical Oregon Spotted Frog Habitat in the Upper Williamson and Tributaries. Oregon Spotted Frog Is a Threatened Federally Listed Species. This Agreement Also Includes Projects Within the Upper Williamson and Jack Creek. This Project Will Also Benefit Numerous Species of Wildlife Including Deer, Elk, Trout, Waterfow,l and Other Federal Trust Species.
Committed
$483,060
Paid out
$213.5K
44%
Committed, not yet paid
$269.6K
56%
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