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Federal grant · cooperative agreement
Clark County Desert Conservation Program Will Improve Wildlife Protection and Public Awareness Within Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument. the Project Includes Building About Four Miles of Post-and-cable Fencing With Desert Tortoise Barriers, Installing Wildlife Culverts, Gates, Monument Entrance Signs, and Interpretive Kiosks. These Improvements Will Reduce Illegal Off-road Activity, Protect Desert Tortoises and Other Wildlife From Road Hazards, and Help Visitors Understand Conservation Rules. Success Will Be Measured by the Miles of Fencing Installed and the Number of Protective Features and Educational Signs Completed. This Effort Benefits Desert Tortoise Populations, Other Wildlife Species, and the Broader Ecosystem, While Promoting Safe and Responsible Public Access to the Monument.
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$2.5 Million
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