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Noaa Is Awarding Federal Funding in the Amount of $2,332,854 to Washington Department of Ecology Under the FY2022 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law National Estuarine Research Reserve Habitat Restoration and Conservation Competition. This Award Will Result in the Permanent Protection of 74.5 Acres of Former and Current Tidal Marsh, Plus Associated Tidelands. This Effort Is Part of a Larger Project, in Collaboration With the Skagit Land Trust, to Restore Up to 105 Acres of Tidal Marsh to Padilla Bay. for This Project, Critical Baseline Data Will Also Be Collected, as Well as an Assessment of Restoration Design Alternatives. Future Restoration at This Site Will Likely Increase Climate Resilience, Including a Reduction in Flood Risk for the Only Road and Utility Corridor That Services 480 Houses in the Samish Island Community. the Project Will Also Restore Tribal Cultural Connections With the Site, Which Is Near an Important Historical Longhouse Location. Access to the Area, and the Natural R
Committed
$2.3 Million
Paid out
$2.3M
99%
Committed, not yet paid
$15.7K
<1%
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