Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Klamath Bird Observatory

Study the Effects of Invasive Blackberry Density on Riparian Bird Abundance- Territory Density- Nest Success- Nestling Growth Rates- and Local Insect Abundance to Determine Whether Removal Treatments Can Be Adjusted in Ways to Help Restoration Programs Meet Multiple Goals of Enhancing Watershed Health and Wildlife Habitat.

Committed

$199,782

Paid out
$192.7K
96%
Committed, not yet paid
$7.1K
4%

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