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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Hudson River Parks 400-ACRE Estuarine Sanctuary Is a Thriving Urban Estuary Ecosystem That Is Tidally Influenced, Resulting in a Mixture of Salt and Fresh Water That Creates a Dynamic, Nutrient-rich Environment With High Biodiversity. Aside From Providing Critical Habitat for Fish Like Seahorses, Eels and Striped Bass, the Sanctuary Also Serves as a Vital Migration Corridor for Birds and Other Wildlife. Sanctuary Waters Are a Small But Essential Component of the Lower Hudson River Estuary. the River Habitat Enhancement, Research & Community Science Project Will Help Restore and Enhance One of the Most Significant Estuarine Habitats in the United States, Recognized Under the National Estuary Program and Designated by Nys Department of State as a Significant Coastal Fish and Wildlife Habitat.
Committed
$963,000
Paid out
$10.5K
1%
Committed, not yet paid
$952.5K
99%
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