Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.

Purpose: Ducks Unlimited Will Restore the Lower Darby Creek Wetland Complex in John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, an Urban Wildlife Refuge Located in Philadelphia. They Will Provide Habitat for Numerous Species That Depend on Wetlands by Increasing Tidal Connectivity to the 150-ACRE Henderson Marsh. They Will Also Complete Design and Permitting to Reintroduce a Natural Tide Into an Adjacent Man-made Impoundment. Installation and Improvement of a Kayak Launch, Observation Tower, Interpretive Signage, and the Surrounding Trail System Will Expand Opportunities for the Local Community to Access and Experience These Natural Areas.

Committed

$9.5 Million

Paid out
$50.2K
<1%
Committed, not yet paid
$9.4M
99%

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