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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Recipient Will Identify and Support NPS Projects That Increase Public Access to Outdoor Recreation Opportunities, And/or Build Resiliency to Changing Climate Conditions, And/or Evolve Stewardship Opportunities and Introducing Youth to Skills and Opportunities to Enjoy America's Waterways. Summary of Project Specific Activities: the Goal of This Agreement Is to Provide a Vehicle to Attract Non-federal Dollars to Match Onps Dollars Supporting National Park Service Mission Related Projects That Align With Goals of Local Project Partners, Through the Challenge Cost Share Program. This Partnership Between the NPS and the Recipient Provides an Efficient Model for Identifying and Funding Projects That Benefit National Parks, National Trails, and Wild and Scenic Rivers. the Goal Is to Reach Out to a Broad Audience of Qualified Organizations, Supporting and Contributing to NPS' Conservation, Outdoor Recreation and Stewardship Projects While Achieving Mutual Partnership Goals.
Committed
$386,000
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