Burned Area Restoration, Exotic Vegetation Control and Habitat Restoration

 

The principal purpose of this agreement is to support and stimulate work, education, and/or training opportunities for conservation minded interns. This project will provide an opportunity to participate in resource conservation by assisting with burned area restoration (BAR) and habitat restoration through the removal and control of exotic vegetation. Interns will participate in surveying, monitoring, removal, and control of exotics on a consistent basis within a burned area in order to help promote the reestablishment and growth of native vegetation, restore wildlife habitat(s), and restore the natural ecosystem of the burned area. The control of exotic and non-native weeds and restoration of native vegetation to the burned area will provide a revitalized wildlife habitat and enhance public enjoyment of the area.

Deleted 12/31/2014 (Archived.) P14AS00139 Agency: Department of the Interior
Office: National Park Service Cooperative Agreement 1 Private nonprofit institutions and organizations, state and local government agencies and quasi-public nonprofit institutions and organizations that support youth career training and development in the areas of resource management, conservation and cultural resources. 07/14/2014 This program has cost sharing or matching requirements. Susan Erickson, Grants Management Officer, (702) 293-8771
Susan_Erickson@nps.gov
http://www.grants.gov/ Susan_Erickson@nps.gov $166,000.00 Awards range from $1.00 to $33,025.00