Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Conservation Corps

This Program Seeks to Utilize Qualified Non-profit Youth and Veteran Serving Organizations to Carry Out Appropriate Natural and Cultural Resource Conservation, Education, and Volunteer Service Projects on Department of the Interior Lands Through Authorized National Park Service Programs. This Project Engages Youth Participants at Missouri National Recreational River in Habitat Management and Facilities Upkeep While at the Same Time Providing the Park With Critical Needs in Both Areas. Tasks Include Removing Invasive Vegetation Through Mechanical Means and Herbicide Application to Improve Wildlife Habitat, and Preventative Maintenance of a Wood Fence by Sanding and Staining.

Committed

$35,300

Paid out
$13.6K
39%
Committed, not yet paid
$21.7K
61%

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Source

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