Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Klamath Watershed Partnership

The Lake Ewauna Wetland Restoration Phase I Cooperative Agreement Will Result in the Restoration of Approximately 60 Acres of Wetland Habitat Adjacent to Lake Ewauna and Within Walking Distance From Downtown Klamath Falls. the Vision for This Project Is to Develop Productive Healthy Wetland Habitat and Provide Habitat for Wetland Ecosystems and to Provide Recreational Opportunities for the Citizens and Visitors of Klamath Falls.

Committed

$826,158

Paid out
$9.6K
1%
Committed, not yet paid
$816.6K
99%

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Source

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