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Federal grant
The Sun River Watershed Group Located in Central Montana Will Develop an Overarching Water Strategy for the Watershed Working in Collaboration With a Network of Stakeholders Representing Conservation Farming and Ranching and Ecological Interests. Numerous Prior Planning Efforts Have Been Completed for the Sun River Watershed and There Is a Need for a Strategy That Prioritizes Projects Across These Efforts in Order to Ensure a Holistic Approach. the Watershed Group Will Compile Past Plans Review Previously Completed Projects for Effectiveness and Develop a Strategic Plan to Prioritize Future Work Based on Benefits to Water Conservation Drought Mitigation Water Quality and Ecosystem Resources. Committed Partners and Stakeholders Include Greenfields Irrigation District Fort Shaw Irrigation District Bureau of Reclamation Bureau of Land Management Montana Deq Montana Department of Natural Resources and Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks Trout Unlimited and Others.
Committed
$200,000
Paid out
$66.3K
33%
Committed, not yet paid
$133.7K
67%
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