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This Grant Will Address Threats on the Cook Inlet Chinook Salmon Population, a Salmon Stock of Concern for Sport, Commercial, and Subsistence Fisheries. the Purpose of This Financial Award Is to Eradicate Chinook Salmon Predators and Modernize Data Collection That Informs Fishery Management Decisions. Healthy and Sustainable Populations of Pacific Salmon Are Key to the U.s. Commercial Fisheries and to the Integrity of the Domestic Seafood Supply Chain. If This Action Is Not Approved, Threats to Pacific Salmon Will Continue to Increase, There Will Be a Reduction in Fisheries-related Jobs, a Reduction in Accurate Data Available to Fisheries Managers on Which to Make Decisions, Reduced Fi Shing Opportunities Within the Cook Inlet of Alaska, and an Economic Loss to Local Communities.
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$1.9 Million
Paid out
$34.0K
2%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.9M
98%
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