Wisconsin tribal conservation advisory council (WTCAC) will enhance early detection systems and develop pest mitigation tools and technologies to reduce potential adverse impacts and further spread of…

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Award ID
AP25PPQFO000C424
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$26,000

Award facts

Assistance listing
10.025 Plant and Animal Disease, Pest Control, and Animal Care
Completion date
Place of performance
Wisconsin, USA

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Activities
Three instructional meetings to develop mous for each tribe in conjunction with the wtcac board meetings. Continued communication with the tribes outside of the instructional meetings. Develop MOU with each tribe & plan to implement a full-scale/field exercise based on completed MOU. Develop and enhance the community awareness program (CAPS) by improving the knowledge base, response options, and capabilities for tribal nations in wisconsin before the onset of a plant health emergency. Develop pest mitigation tools and technologies to reduce potential adverse impacts and further spread of detected pests of regulatory significance and of detected pest of cultural, economic, and environmental concern on tribal lands. Identify detected pests of regulatory significance and detected pests of cultural, economic, and environmental concern on tribal lands. Deliverables and expected outcomes: wtcac hosts three hybrid board meetings and communications throughout the project timeline to discuss and develop pest mitigation tools and techniques. These tools and techniques will be used during pest response activities to reduce potential adverse impacts of detected pests and consult the regulatory significance and economic and environmental concerns of these pests through the community awareness program (cap). The goal is to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the response & mitigation process among the partners and focus on improving and prioritizing the weaknesses before a plant health emergency occurs. The long-term benefit of this project is that wtcac is increasing the knowledge base and response options of individuals before a health plant emergency. Wtcac, in partnership with tribal nations in wisconsin, is increasing the number of individuals who will have knowledge and experience on tools and techniques to respond to detected pests significant to tribal nations on tribal lands. Intended beneficiary(IES): tribal communities, farmers, orchards, timber industry, foresters, arborists, plant nursery industry, landscapers, firewood producers, hunters/campers/other outdoors recreationists, and members of the general public. This will serve all residents of wisconsin and visitors to the state who benefit from our natural landscape resources. Subrecipient activities, if known or specified at the time of award: administrative and financial reporting services will be contracted to innovative funding LLC for 80 hours at $75/HR.

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Who received award AP25PPQFO000C424?

AP25PPQFO000C424 was awarded to Wisconsin Tribal Conservation Advisory Council Inc. by Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (Department of Agriculture) on September 15, 2025.

How much is award AP25PPQFO000C424 worth?

$26,000 has been obligated on AP25PPQFO000C424.

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