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Public beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement
Sagebrush and Bitterbrush Conservation Plays a Significant Role in Habitat Improvement That Benefit the Greatersage-grouse, a Species of Greatest Conservation Need in Idaho. Climate Change Has Hastened the Encroachmentof Juniper or Other Tree Species and Has Contributed to the Conversion of Sagebrush Steppe Ecosystem to Juniperwoodlands in Many Areas. Redirecting Woodland Type Vegetation Allows for Reintroduction of Brush Species Intoareas, Including Re-establishment of Sagebrush and Bitterbrush.through This Project, Pheasant Forever, Inc (PFI) Proposes to Improve Sage-grouse Habitat by Fostering Thereintroduction of Brush Species Onto Public Lands Within Areas of Southern Idaho. Pfi Will Collaborate Withmultiple Stakeholders to Execute Four Essential Components Aimed at Habitat Improvement, Including: (1)CONTROLLING Encroaching Conifers (2) Implementing Practices Across Land Ownerships Designed to Reduce Therisk of Wildfire and or Invasive Species Proliferation (3) Restoring and Enhancing Mesic Meadow Habitats (4)RESTORING Shrubs, Perennial Grasses and or Forbs to Rangelands.
Committed
$1.6 Million
Paid out
$788.5K
49%
Committed, not yet paid
$816.5K
51%
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