Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Project Will Remove Existing Spruce and Other Fire Prone Vegetation Utilizing Shear-blading Mastication Individual Tree Cutting or Other Techniques That Promotes the Removal of Fire Prone Vegetation, Minimizes Organic Mat Disturbance and Reduces Wildland Fire Risk. and WILL:1) Reduce the Potential for Wildfire Spread Within Us Army Garrison Alaska (usag Ak) Managed Lands and Acrossboundaries, Thereby Reducing the Risk of Negative Impacts to Adjacent Communities and Military INFRASTRUCTURE.2 )provide Safe Access for Wildland Fire Suppression Resources in the Event of a Wildfire.
Committed
$150,000
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