Federal grant · cooperative agreement

Institute for Applied Ecology

This Project Aims to Develop and Communicate Scientific Information on Crinite Mariposa Lily, a BLM Sensitive Species, and the Surrounding Plant Community, as Well as Develop and Improve Effective Management Strategies.the Specific Objectives of This Project Include: Assessing the Population Status of Crinite Mariposa Lily on Lands Managed by the Roseburg BLM Developing Plant Materials and Propagation Protocols to Inform Population Augmentation Efforts and Conducting Outplantings of This Species to Bolster Declining Wild Populations.

Committed

$103,974

Paid out
$64.3K
62%
Committed, not yet paid
$39.7K
38%

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