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Federal grant · cooperative agreement
The Natural Resource Stewardship Program Is the Principle Means Through Which the Nationalpark Service (NPS) Evaluates and Improves the Health of Watersheds- Landscapes- and Marine and Coastalresources- Sustains Biological Communities on the Lands and Waters in Parks- and Actively Endeavors Toimprove the Resiliency of These Natural Resources and Adapt Them to the Effects of Climate Change. to Carryout and Further This Stewardship Responsibility- NPS Implements Programs That Encompass a Broad Rangeof Research- Operational- and Educational Activities by Utilizing Park Personnel and Contractor Support Orcooperative Agreements. the Scientists in Parks Program Provides Opportunities for Participants to Meet Natural Resource Management Needs in National Park Units- Advance Their Academic and Professional Goals- Increase Diversity and Inclusion Within Natural Resource Fields of the NPS- and Foster Life-long Connections to National Park Resources. Beneficiaries Include the General Public.
Committed
$591,650
Paid out
$331.5K
56%
Committed, not yet paid
$260.2K
44%
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