Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Applegate Partnership, Inc.

Grow Youth Take Place on BLM Lands, But Populations of Coho and Steelhead Using Federal Lands Upstream of the Provolt Recreation Site Will Benefit. Both Adult and Juvenile Fish Require Quality Habitat Throughout the Applegate Watershed, as These Species Exhibit Migratory Behaviors Throughout Their Lifespan. Therefore, Maintaining Population Longevity Requires Quality Habitat Throughout the Watershed, Not Just on Federal Land or Private Land. the Restoration Work Completed by the Students Will Directly Benefit O C Lands by Improving the Habitat Aquatic Species Are Required to Migrate Through to Access the O C Lands Above. Furthermore, Improvement of Water Quality and Quantity Also Impacts Downstream Habitat That Includes O C Lands.

Committed

$99,150

Paid out
$19.8K
20%
Committed, not yet paid
$79.3K
80%

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