Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The City of Henderson Will Construct a 7,000 Square Foot Visitor Center at the Existing Bird Viewing Preserve in Henderson, Clark County, Nevada. the Visitor Center Will Encompass Over 5,500 Square Feet of Public Space to Provide Classrooms and Multipurpose Areas, Public Restrooms, Lobby and Information Area, Vestibule, Retail Space With Library, Indoor and Outdoor Interpretive Areas, a Gathering Exhibit Space, Parking Lot, Entry Sidewalks and a Paved Perimeter Trail. the Visitor Center Will Be Situated Within the Bird Viewing Preserve That Encompasses Nearly 100 Acres of Ponds That Offer an Irresistible Environment for Birding. It Is a National Wildlife Federation-certified Wildlife Habitat Site and Recognized by the National Audobon Society for Variety and Number of Bird Count. the Visitor Center Will Increase Accessibility and Connect People From All Over the World With More Than 270 Species of That Can Be Found in This Desert Oasis Gem.
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$9.3 Million
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$16.1K
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$9.3M
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