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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Long Live the Kings Will Be Awarded $501,892 to Build Capacity for the Nisqually Indian Tribe to Incorporate Their Vision and Voice Into Restoration in the Nisqually River Delta. They Will Integrate the Tribe's Priorities for Habitat Restoration and Nature-based Solutions to Reduce Flooding, Increase Climate Resilience, and Support Salmon. the Increased Capacity Will Help Ensure the Tribe's Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Vision for Habitat Restoration Is Reflected in the Replacement of an Interstate 5 Bridge.
Committed
$501,892
Paid out
$468.6K
93%
Committed, not yet paid
$33.3K
7%
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