Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

The Nature Conservancy

The Nature Conservancy Will Be Awarded $12,574,655 to Enhance Climate Resilience in Alabama and Florida as Part of the Perdido Watershed Habitat and Community Resilience Initiative. This Large-scale, Multi-site Effort Will Restore Habitat and Develop Programs to Help Communities Plan for and Implement Nature-based Solutions to Climate Impacts, Such as Living Shorelines. in Addition to Enhancing Habitat for Recreational and Commercial Fisheries, This Work Is Expected to Help Buffer Communities From Flooding and Storm Impacts, Enhance Recreational Opportunities, and Improve Water Quality.

Committed

$12.6 Million

Paid out
$6.7M
53%
Committed, not yet paid
$5.9M
47%

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Source

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