Federal grant · cooperative agreement
Award Purpose: the Purpose of the Award Is to Help Local Farmers and Conservation Groups Grow and Supply Native Seeds That Restore Habitats, Support Wildlife, and Strengthen Communities in the Imperial Valley.activities to Be Performed: Under This Agreement With River Partners, Activities Will Include Native Seed and Plant Production, Conducting Germination Trials, Documenting Amplification and Restoration Processes, Disseminating Findings Through Annual Reports and Field Tours, and Coordinating Closely With Stakeholders and the BLM to Support Habitat Restoration Efforts.expected Deliverables: the Expected Deliverables From This Agreement Include Conducting Up to 12 Germination Trials, Establishing and Harvesting Seed and Nursery Plot Amplification Fields With Specified Quantities of Pure Live Seed and Plugs, and Preparing Annual Reports Documenting Progress and New Knowledge Gainedintended Beneficiaries: the Intended Beneficiaries Are the Public, Important Wildlife Species Including Pollinating Insects, and the Local Communities, All of Whom Will Benefit From Improved Wildfire Recovery, Habitat Restoration, and Increased Availability and Knowledge of Source-identified Native Seeds and Plants.
Committed
$225,993
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