American Bird Conservancy

American Bird Conservancy (ABC) Will Collaborate With the U.s. Fish and Wildlife Service to Hire a Kirtland S Warbler Recovery Forester to Complete Conservation Activities Including, But Not Limited to, Increasing Acres or Quality of Conserved and Managed Forest Habitats Consistent With the Kirtland S Warbler Conservation Strategy, While Identifying and Supporting Additional Priority Habitat and Monitoring Needs Within Bird Conservation Regions 12 and 23. Abc Will Also Work With the Kirtland S Warbler Conservation Team and Cooperative Partners to Develop and Support Additional State and Regional Bird Conservation Initiatives to Identify, Promote, and or Support Collaborative Conservation, Outreach, or Research Programs for the Benefit of Kirtland S Warbler and Other At-risk Bird Species.

Committed

$464,101

Paid out
$3.8K
<1%
Committed, not yet paid
$460.3K
99%

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Source

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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Department of the Interior

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

National Wildlife Refuge System Enhancements to