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Federal grant · cooperative agreement
Provide Technical and Logistical Support to Projects Delivering Data on Habitat, and Hydrologic Conditions and Trends. Update Assessments of Rivers, Streams and Associated Watersheds Within the Chihuahuan Desert Inventory & Monitoring Networks. Ensure Safe and Timely Execution of Projects Monitoring Vegetation, Aquatics, Hydrology, and Geomorphology; Contributing to the Long-term Management and Enjoyment of Rivers/streams/springs and Associated Riparian Habitats. Provide Logistical and Field Technician Support; Technical Assistance Related to Geographic Data Collection; and Support Network Decision and Planning Processes for River, Streams Management and Cross-border Collaborations.nps and Rio Bravo Restoration Will Perform Resource Management and Science Projects on Multiple Rivers/streams and Associated Ecosystems by Identifying Best Management Practices for Land and Water Resources Through Adaptive Management and a Science-based Approach.
Committed
$181,927
Paid out
$162.0K
89%
Committed, not yet paid
$19.9K
11%
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