Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

The Understory Initiative

Over the Next Three Years, Umpqua Native Plant Partnership Will Develop and Expand Its Capacity as an Organization by Strengthening Local Leadership, Setting Concrete Goals, and Facilitating Collaboration Between Members. These Actions Will Result in a More Robust Local Economy for Native Plant Materials, Diverse Genetics for Native Plant Materials Placed Out on the Landscape, and a Rich Source of Educational Materials and Learning Opportunities for Growers and Users of Native Plant Materials.

Committed

$37,284

Paid out
$37.3K
100%
Committed, not yet paid
$0
<1%

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Source

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