Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Kuleana Coral Reefs

Kuleana Coral Reefs Will Be Awarded $578,039 Over 3 Years to Expand the Ability of Native Hawaiians and Local Community Members to Participate in Coral Restoration in Hawaii. They Will Provide Training and Employment Opportunities in the Coral Restoration Field, Expand Their Network of Community-based Coral Restoration Areas on West Oahu and Maui, and Engage Local People and Youth in Coral Restoration, Stewardship, and Coastal Restoration Solutions.

Committed

$578,039

Paid out
$146.5K
25%
Committed, not yet paid
$431.5K
75%

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Source

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