Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Chickaloon Native Village

Purpose: Chickaloon Native Village Will Be Awarded More Than $6 Million Over 5 Years to Provide Training to Tribal Staff in Fish Passage Restoration Planning, Design, and Implementation and Support the Coordination of the Alaska Tribal Fish Passage Working Group. This Group Includes Tribal Entities and Federal, State, and Local Agencies Which Will Work Towards the Implementation of Future Tribal Fish Passage Projects. This Project Will Also Remove Three Culverts Blocking Fish Passage in the Matanuska Watershed and Design a Stream Restoration Project on Moose Creek.

Committed

$6.2 Million

Paid out
$894.2K
15%
Committed, not yet paid
$5.3M
85%

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Source

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