Federal grant · project grant (b)
Continued Documentation of Infectious Diseases, Parasites, and Determination of Probable Cause of Mortality. Employ the Use of Unmanned Aerial Systems to Enhance Detection of Entangled Pinnipeds and Aid in Disentanglement Efforts. Reorganization of Staff and Volunteer Structure to Facilitate Increased Coverage While Improving Documentation of Reports and Strandings. Disseminating Findings by Publishing in Peer-reviewed Journals and Presenting at Regional Conferences. Continued Education of the Public Through Increased Outreach Efforts. Continued Collaboration With the Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program Through the University of Washington to Provide Opportunities to Minority Groups That Have Historically Been Underrepresented in Stem. Restructuring of Response Procedures With San Juan County and Islands Oil Spill Association to Seize on the Insight Gained From a Recent Hazardous Material Spill Incident, to Reinforce Preparedness for Any Future Events in Our Region.
Committed
$86,535
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