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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Forest Stewards Guild (GUILD) Will Partner With the National Park Service (NPS) to Increase Resiliency at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. the Guild Will Coordinate and Support the Implementation of Planning and Restoration Treatments at Several Sites on the NPS Unit Over a Five Year Period. the Common Goal Across All Sites Is to Improve Forest Resilience and Reverse Trajectories Leading to Regeneration Failures of Native Tree and Shrub Species Due to Some Combination of Overstocking Non Native Pest Outbreaks Invasive Vegetation Herbivory and Natural Disturbance. Site Visits Tactical Plan Development and on the Ground Treatments Will Occur as Part of This Agreement to Address These Issues.the Guild Will Accomplish This Work Through Internal Staff and by Partnering With Local Businesses. the Restoration Efforts at Multiple Sites Will Enhance Forest Resilience at Important Natural and Cultural Sites Help Train New Practitioners and Grow the Regional Workforce to Address This Critical Work.
Committed
$716,157
Paid out
$59.6K
8%
Committed, not yet paid
$656.6K
92%
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