Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Grant Between the U.s. Fish Wildlife Service Service and the Altar Valley Conservation Alliance Avcain the Amount of 71660.16 for Wildlife Technician S Salary and Benefits to Assist With Habitat Manipulationand Management Public Outreach Planning and Biological Monitoring Associated With Wildlife Managementbiological Monitoring on and Adjacent to the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge and Quail Technicians to Carefor the Endangered Bobwhite. the Personnel Costs Are Based on the Current Salary and Benefits for One Technicianfor 18 Months or Two Technicians for 9 Month
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$71,660
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