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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Project With the National Park Foundation Supports Safe, Educational, and Meaningful Recreation Experiences in National Park Service Sites and Neighboring Communities. This Partnership Supports Junior Ranger Recreation Programming for Kids and Families Across the National Park Service to an Estimated 45 Locations and 20,000 Participants Across Nearly Every State in the U.s. the National Park Foundation, National Park Service, and Partner Organizations Will Collaborate to Connect People and Their Families to National Park Service Sites and Other Public Lands Through Fishing, Birding, Hiking, Camping, and Other Introductory Recreation Activities. Through Grants and Programming, the National Park Foundation Supports Parks and Their Partners to Supply Gear, Transportation, Staffing, and Other Program Support.
Committed
$555,000
Paid out
$475.0K
86%
Committed, not yet paid
$80.0K
14%
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