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Cowlitz Indian Tribe

The Cowlitz Tribe's Cispus Yellowjacket Phase 4 Restoration Project Targets Pacific Coastal Salmon Recovery Fund Nofo Priority (1) by Implementing Instream Work at the Project Site That Will Increase the Quality and Quantity of Spawning, Rearing and Adult Holding Habitat on Site and in Downstream Reaches for Salmon and Steelhead, as Specified in the 2010 Lower Columbia Salmon Recovery and Fish & Wildlife Subbasin Plan (recovery Plan).

Committed

$697,000

Paid out
$138.9K
20%
Committed, not yet paid
$558.1K
80%

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Source

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