Federal grant · cooperative agreement

Wildlands Restoration Volunteers

Wildlands Restoration Volunteers WRV , in Collaboration With the Bureau of Land Management Kremling Field Office, Proposes to Complete a Series of Low Tech Rock Structures to Benefit Greater Sage Grouse Centrocercus Urophasianus as Well as Elk, Pronghorn and Other Grassland and Sagebrush Obligate Species Within the Management Area of the Kremmling Field Office, Co WRV Completed Our First Partner Project With the BLM and State Land Board at Bolton Draw Near Walden, Co in 2020 and All Entities Are Eager to Build on That Initial Collaboration to Increase Our Impact and Continue the Restoration Work Begun Initial Work Undertaken Within This Agreement Will Build Upon Previous Work Completed at Bolton Draw and Continue Restoration Activities in That Location

Committed

$179,800

Paid out
$125.2K
70%
Committed, not yet paid
$54.6K
30%

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