Not listed IN COOPERATION WITH THE UAM CREATE OR BUILD UPON AN EXISTING INTERN PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS IN THE CFANR TO GAIN PRACTICAL FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WHILE WORKING ON FELSENTHAL, OVERFLOW, AND POND CREEK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES. UP TO FOUR STUDENTS WILL BE SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM. STUDENTS WILL ASSIST THE REFUGES WITH WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, PUBLIC USE PROGRAMS, HABITAT MANAGEMENT AND GIS DATABASE MANAGEMENT. THE STUDENTS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN A SPECIAL PROJECT THAT WILL BE APPROVED BY THE SUPERVISING PROFESSOR, THEIR ACADEMIC ADVISOR AND THE REFUGE MANAGER FOR COURSE CREDIT. THE INTERN PROGRAM WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY UAM BUT DAY TO DAY WORK ACTIVITIES WILL BE DIRECTED BY REFUGE PERSONNEL. THE STUDENTS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE MENTORED BY A HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL AND DIVERSE U.S FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE STAFF AND WILL BE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL FACETS OF REFUGE MANAGEMENT THAT WILL PREPARE THE STUDENTS FOR A POSSIBLE CAREER WITH THE SERVICE. FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO ASSIST IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT (MOIST SOIL MANAGEMENT, INVASIVE SPECIES MANAGEMENT, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES MANAGEMENT), FORESTRY MANAGEMENT (SILVICULTURAL TREATMENTS, PRESCRIBED WILDLAND FIRE), INVENTORY AND MONITORING OF REFUGE BIOTA, AND GIS DATABASE MANAGEMENT. PROJECTS TO INCLUDE THE USE OF OR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROTOCOL(S) AND STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES (SOPS) TO ASSESS REFUGE BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC COMMUNITIES THROUGH INVENTORY SURVEYS, HABITAT MANIPULATION PROJECTS, IMPLEMENT MONITORING PROTOCOLS AND MANAGE CREATE DATABASES SO AS TO YIELD TIMELY GIS MAPS AND REPORTS FOR ASSESSMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCE HABITAT AND POPULATION MANAGEMENT. $19.3k 9/12/24 Not listed IN COOPERATION WITH THE UAM CREATE OR BUILD UPON AN EXISTING INTERN PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS IN THE CFANR TO GAIN PRACTICAL FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WHILE WORKING ON FELSENTHAL, OVERFLOW, AND POND CREEK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES. UP TO FOUR STUDENTS WILL BE SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM. STUDENTS WILL ASSIST THE REFUGES WITH WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, PUBLIC USE PROGRAMS, HABITAT MANAGEMENT AND GIS DATABASE MANAGEMENT. THE STUDENTS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN A SPECIAL PROJECT THAT WILL BE APPROVED BY THE SUPERVISING PROFESSOR, THEIR ACADEMIC ADVISOR AND THE REFUGE MANAGER FOR COURSE CREDIT. THE INTERN PROGRAM WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY UAM BUT DAY TO DAY WORK ACTIVITIES WILL BE DIRECTED BY REFUGE PERSONNEL. THE STUDENTS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE MENTORED BY A HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL AND DIVERSE U.S FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE STAFF AND WILL BE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL FACETS OF REFUGE MANAGEMENT THAT WILL PREPARE THE STUDENTS FOR A POSSIBLE CAREER WITH THE SERVICE. FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO ASSIST IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT (MOIST SOIL MANAGEMENT, INVASIVE SPECIES MANAGEMENT, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES MANAGEMENT), FORESTRY MANAGEMENT (SILVICULTURAL TREATMENTS, PRESCRIBED WILDLAND FIRE), INVENTORY AND MONITORING OF REFUGE BIOTA, AND GIS DATABASE MANAGEMENT. PROJECTS TO INCLUDE THE USE OF OR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROTOCOL(S) AND STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES (SOPS) TO ASSESS REFUGE BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC COMMUNITIES THROUGH INVENTORY SURVEYS, HABITAT MANIPULATION PROJECTS, IMPLEMENT MONITORING PROTOCOLS AND MANAGE CREATE DATABASES SO AS TO YIELD TIMELY GIS MAPS AND REPORTS FOR ASSESSMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCE HABITAT AND POPULATION MANAGEMENT. $32.8k 7/23/23 Not listed IN COOPERATION WITH THE UAM CREATE OR BUILD UPON AN EXISTING INTERN PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS IN THE CFANR TO GAIN PRACTICAL FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WHILE WORKING ON FELSENTHAL, OVERFLOW, AND POND CREEK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES UP TO FOUR STUDENTS WILL BE SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM STUDENTS WILL ASSIST THE REFUGES WITH WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, PUBLIC USE PROGRAMS, HABITAT MANAGEMENT AND GIS DATABASE MANAGEMENT THE STUDENTS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN A SPECIAL PROJECT THAT WILL BE APPROVED BY THE SUPERVISING PROFESSOR, THEIR ACADEMIC ADVISOR AND THE REFUGE MANAGER FOR COURSE CREDIT THE INTERN PROGRAM WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY UAM BUT DAY TO DAY WORK ACTIVITIES WILL BE DIRECTED BY REFUGE PERSONNEL THE STUDENTS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE MENTORED BY A HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL AND DIVERSE U S FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE STAFF AND WILL BE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL FACETS OF REFUGE MANAGEMENT THAT WILL PREPARE THE STUDENTS FOR A POSSIBLE CAREER WITH THE SERVICE FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO ASSIST IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT MOIST SOIL MANAGEMENT, INVASIVE SPECIES MANAGEMENT, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES MANAGEMENT , FORESTRY MANAGEMENT SILVICULTURAL TREATMENTS, PRESCRIBED WILDLAND FIRE , INVENTORY AND MONITORING OF REFUGE BIOTA, AND GIS DATABASE MANAGEMENT PROJECTS TO INCLUDE THE USE OF OR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROTOCOL S AND STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES SOPS TO ASSESS REFUGE BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC COMMUNITIES THROUGH INVENTORY SURVEYS, HABITAT MANIPULATION PROJECTS, IMPLEMENT MONITORING PROTOCOLS AND MANAGE CREATE DATABASES SO AS TO YIELD TIMELY GIS MAPS AND REPORTS FOR ASSESSMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCE HABITAT AND POPULATION MANAGEMENT $23.4k 8/10/22 Not listed CREATE OR BUILD UPON AN EXISTINGINTERN PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS IN THE CFANR TO GAIN PRACTICAL FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WHILE WORKING ON FELSENTHAL, OVERFLOW, AND POND CREEK NWRS. $24.0k 7/31/21