Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

California Tahoe Conservancy

The California Tahoe Conservancy Conservancy Will Reduce Hazardous Fuels on at Least 950 Acres and Not More Than 1,250 Acres of the Highest Priority Areas Focus Areas Within the Defense Zone of the Wildland Urban Interface Wui on the California Side of the Lake Tahoe Basin Basin the Three Focus Areas Are Split Into Geographic Regions North, West, and South and Are Composed of Conservancy Owned Large Greater Than 1 Acre Parcels Adjacent to Communities See Maps Treatments Are Designed to Reduce the Threat of Catastrophic Wildfire, Protect Life and Property, and Improve Forest Health, Resulting in Forests That Are More Resilient to the Effects of Climate Change the Conservancy Elects to Use the 10 MTDC De Minimus Rate Duplication of Effort Statement This Project Is Not an Overlap With Funding From Another Federal Agency

Committed

$6.0 Million

Paid out
$136.7K
2%
Committed, not yet paid
$5.9M
98%

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