Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Agreement Will Provide Removal of Fencing, Soil Preparation for Seeding, Non-native Plant Treatment,and Native Broadcast Seeding and Planting to Facilitate the Restoration of Old Agricultural Fields Anddegraded Riparian Areas Back to Native Vegetation in Tumacacori National Historical Park (tuma).performance Goals: the Overall Goal Is to Conduct Restoration Activities at Tuma NHP in Two Key Resource Areas, 1) the Old Agricultural Fields and 2) the Riparian Corridor. the Goals Are to Restore Native Vegetation in the Form of Mesquite Bosque in the Agricultural Fields and to Remove Invasive Plants and Seed Plant Native Species in the Riparian Area.project Objectives: the Objective for the Abandoned Agricultural Area Will Be to Remove Fencing, Prepare.soil for Seeding, and Broadcast Native Seed. the Objectives for the Riparian Corridor Will Be to Remove Invasive Plants, Broadcast Native Seed and Plant Native Riparian Tree Cuttings in Select Areas.
Committed
$708,200
Paid out
$55.7K
8%
Committed, not yet paid
$652.5K
92%
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