Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Project Will Assess and Update Regional Threats to Park Natural Resources in the National Capital Region and Southeast Region Parks Using Established Methods From the Threats Assessment Approach With Updated Information on Landcover, Fragmentation, Ecosystem Resilience, At-risk Species and Ecosystems. the Project Will Compile Available Location Data From Trusted Data Sources, Including National Park Service Inventory and Monitoring Networks, Provide Data Summaries for Significant Park Natural Resources, and Summarize Efficient Management Actions to Address Threats and Meet National Park Service Management Goals.
Committed
$126,000
Paid out
$61.4K
49%
Committed, not yet paid
$64.6K
51%
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