Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Sun River Watershed Group (SRWG) Seeks to Expand Our Ability to Support Watershed Stakeholders by Enhancing Programs and Identifying Projects That Benefit Natural Resources and Communities. SRWG Developed a Strategic Plan Under a Previous CWMP Grant and Is Ready to Take the Next Steps in Implementing That Plan, Using Stakeholder Outreach Information Captured During the Past CWMP to Expand Existing Programs, Initiate New Programs, and Create a Design for a High-priority Project Identified Through Stakeholder Outreach. SRWG Works Collaboratively With Stakeholders to Restore and Protect the Resources of the Sun River Watershed and Its Communities, Working With Local Conservation Districts and Irrigation Districts Municipalities Federal, State, and Local Agencies Landowners and Other Organizations. This Project Will Be Completed Within Three Years. Given the Anticipated Award Date of December 31, 2024, Project Will Be Complete by December 31, 2027. Activities Associated With This Project Will Occur on a Combination of Private, State, and Federally Owned Lands.
Committed
$297,366
Paid out
$162.3K
55%
Committed, not yet paid
$135.0K
45%
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