Federal grant · project grant (b)

Whale and Dolphin Conservation, Inc.

The Primary Goal of This Project in 2022-2023 Is to Continue Building WDC'S Capacity to Support All Rapid Responses and Investigations as Outlined in the Provisional Stranding Agreement. as a Newly Formed Stranding Response Program, This Project Proposal Is Submitted Under Noaa Priority Category B1, and It Falls Under Noaa's National Priorities (1A), Build Capacity and Infrastructure, and (1B), Train New Responders to Improve Consistency and Quality of Clinical Care. in Addition, We Are Addressing the Greater Atlantic Regional Priority (i), to Expand Stranding Response Coverage Along the Coast of Massachusetts, and Address Priority (ii), Help Improve Consistency and Quality of Public Outreach and Messaging Through Public Service Announcements, Online Tools, or Printed Materials.

Committed

$77,407

Paid out
$3.0K
4%
Committed, not yet paid
$74.5K
96%

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Source

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