Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

High Country Resource Conservation & D

The Purposes of This Award Are to: Assist the BLM Idaho Falls District Office Work Collaboratively With Communities and Landowners to Address Wildfire Resiliency on BLM Lands and Private Lands in Se Idaho. Provide Education to Communities and Landowners in the Wildland Urban Interface to Improve Their Resiliency to Wildfire, Including Education, Defensible Space, Fuels Reduction, and to Be Prepared to Evacuate in the Event of a Wildfire. Assist Ranchers and Farmers Work Cooperatively With Federal, Local, and State Agencies, Including BLM to Improve Wildfire Resiliency to Range and Wildlife Habitat on a Landscape Basis.

Committed

$480,000

Paid out
$452.7K
94%
Committed, not yet paid
$27.3K
6%

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