Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Project Will Address Multiple Issues on BLM and Tribal Land, Including Improving the Ecological Function of Forest and Riparian Areas (through Invasive Species Removal and Native Plant Propagation and Planting) and Increased Safety and Access for the Public (through Trail and Recreation Area Maintenance and Improvement). Increasing the Employability of At-risk and Lowincome Lane County Youth Through Involvement in Service-learning Work Programs Focused on Forest Restoration and Recreation Area Management. Additionally, These Projects Will Introduce Youth to Local Public Land Use and Multiple BLM Career Pathways.
Committed
$39,174
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