Federal grant · cooperative agreement

Golden Triangle Resource Conservation & Development Area, Inc

This Project Addresses the Significant Erosion, Habitat Degradation, and Limited Public Access Caused by Increased Military and Recreational Use at Outdoor Recreation Sites on Eglin Air Force Base, Including Indigo Pond, Duck Pond, White Point Recreation Area, and Others. Site-specific Corrective Measures Aimed at Restoring Ecosystem Function and Enhancing Recreational Infrastructure Will Be Implemented. Activities Will Include the Use of Heavy Equipment to Recontour Eroded Slopes, Install Catchment Basins and Terraces to Manage Surface Runoff, Stabilize Deteriorating Road Networks, and Establish Access Controls to Protect Sensitive Habitats.

Committed

$95,238

Paid out
$62.1K
65%
Committed, not yet paid
$33.1K
35%

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