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Solution to Pollution Is a Systemic Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience Implementation Project With a Primary Focus on the Developing District-wide Capacity to Implement the Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences (MWEE) Framework. the Solution to Pollution Program Will Address the Disciplines of Oceanography, Aquatic Sciences, Conservation Biology, Environmental Science and Ecology in 6-12TH Grades of Flour Bluff Independent School District (fbisd). Solution to Pollution Will Also Advance Priorities Identified by the Gulf of Mexico Alliance Including 1) Marine Debris With a Goal to "assess, Prevent, Remove, and Eliminate Marine Debris and Litter in the Gulf of Mexico and Its Watersheds to Enhance Wildlife, Fisheries, Habitats, Water Resources, Humans, and the Gulf Economy" and 2) Education and Engagement With a Goal to "enhance Collaboration and Stewardship in the Gulf of Mexico and Its Watershed Through Education and Engagement Focused on Allia
Committed
$148,906
Paid out
$93.3K
63%
Committed, not yet paid
$55.6K
37%
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