Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Award Purpose This Project Is All About Helping Nature and Restoring Habitats for Pollinators, Birds, and Fish. Students Will Have Fun Learning About Why Restoring These Habitats Is Important. Outdoor Experts Like Wildlife Biologists, Fisheries Biologists, and Botanists Will Help Teach Students About Ways to Restore Habitats During Trips They Will Lead.activities to Be Performed on Trips With Wildlife Biologists, Students Will Plant Special Plants That Are Important for Birds at the Cosumnes River Preserve. Trips With Fisheries Biologists Will Focus on Planting Important Plants in Areas Where Young Chinook Salmon Live in the Cosumnes River. When Students Go on Trips With Botanists, They Will Plant Flowers and Plants That Help Insects and Other Pollinators.students Will Also Get to Join Canoemobile, Offered Through Wilderness Inquiry, Who Will Come to the Cosumnes River Preserve, and Students Will Paddle in Canoes. Starting in 2025, One Canoemobile Stop Will Be for Planting Wetland Plants to Help Improve the Homes of Animals in That Area.expected Deliverables 1. Students Will Go on Planting Trips to Help Restore Habitats at the Cosumnes River PRESERVE.2. Canoemobile Will Offer More Chances for Students to Help With RESTORATION.3. Students Will Learn About Jobs in Outdoor FIELDS.4. More People Will Visit BLM LANDS.5. We Will Have Online Meetings to Promote the Trips and Help Students Learn How to Properly Restore Habitats.intended Beneficiaries This Program Will Introduce Students to Outdoor Jobs They Might Not Know About. by Joining in the Project, Students Will Get Excited About Exploring Nature, and They Can Encourage Their Families to Enjoy Outdoor Activities on Public Lands Like BLM Lands.
Committed
$419,685
Paid out
$92.0K
22%
Committed, not yet paid
$327.7K
78%
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