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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Ncasi Will Conduct Non-invasive (camera, Detection Dog Team) on Blm-managed Land, and With Landowner Permission,may Survey Nearby Private, U.s. Forest Service, State of Oregon, and Tribal-managed Land in the Southern Oregon Coastrange to Assess Marten Occurrence. Approximately 60,000 Acres Will Be Surveyed Over Five Years. Ncasi Will Provideblm With an Annual Report Describing the Work Completed in That Calendar Year and Cumulatively to Date Including Thenumber of Acres Surveyed and the Methods Used, Map(s) and Gis Data Depicting the Areas Surveyed and With Informationabout Both Positive and Negative Survey Results.
Committed
$228,865
Paid out
$67.3K
29%
Committed, not yet paid
$161.6K
71%
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