Federal grant · cooperative agreement
This Project Accelerates the Completion of Sagebrush Steppe Restoration Projects in the Idaho Falls District BLM for Sage Grouse Habitat Benefits. These Components Include: Reduce the Risk of Wildfire and or Invasive Species Proliferation, Controlling Encroaching Conifers, Implementing Practices Across Land Ownerships Designed to Restore and Enhance Mesic Meadow Habitats, and Restoring Shrubs, Perennial Grasses and or Forbs to Rangelands. Taken Together, the BLM, PF, and the General Public Will Benefit From This Collaborative Work on BLM Land.
Committed
$2.2 Million
Paid out
$875.7K
40%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.3M
60%
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