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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: Sustaining Native Village of Tyonek's Subsistence Salmon Through Fish Passage Barrier Removal in West Cook Inlet, Alaska Recipient: Tyonek Tribal Conservation District Recommended Federal Funding : $3.8 Million Congressional District(s): AK-001 Summary: Tyonek Tribal Conservation District, a Tribally-governed Non-profit With Representation From the Native Village of Tyonek and the Tyonek Native Corporation, Will Restore Spawning and Rearing Habitat for All Five Species of Pacific Salmon by Removing Four Fish Passage Barriers in West Cook Inlet. This Work Will Benefit the Endangered Cook Inlet Beluga Whale, a Noaa Species in the Spotlight, Which Preys on Salmon. It Will Also Help Protect Against Climate Change Related Flooding and Subsequent Road Washouts.
Committed
$3.8 Million
Paid out
$1.3M
35%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.5M
65%
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