Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Project Statement Two Endemic Fishes, Blackside Dace and Cumberland Arrow Darters, Have Been Extirpated From a Large Portion of Their Former Range, Including the Davis Branch Watershed in Cumberland Gap National Historical Park (cuga). in Conjunction With the Us Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and Conservation Fisheries, Inc., Will Expand the Populations of Both Blackside Dace and Cumberland Arrow Darters in the Park by an Experimental Release Into Davis Branch Using Fish Collected and Propagated From Little Yellow Creek Above Fern Lake. Performance Goals the Goal of This Project Is to Restore the Davis Branch Stream Community by Collection, Propagation, and Release of Two Endemic Fishes From Little Yellow Creek Above Fern Lake.
Committed
$125,000
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