The US fish and wildlife service is in need of a project coordinator manager for the headwaters to coast initiative

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has awarded a $222,289 Cooperative Agreement to the University of Wisconsin - Madison Division of Extension under the Coastal Program (CFDA 15.630) to provide project coordination, management, and leadership for the Headwaters to Coast Initiative in the Lake Superior basin of Wisconsin. The objectives are to develop a conservation blueprint for the Wisconsin South Shore of Lake Superior and strategically deliver habitat restoration, protection, and enhancement activities from the headwaters to the coast. The University of Wisconsin - Madison Division of Extension will dedicate 50% of a staff person's time over the project period from Nov 2023 to Sep 2026 to work cooperatively with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on this initiative.

The objectives of the initiative are to develop a conservation blueprint for the wisconsin south shore of lake superior and then strategically deliver habitat restoration protection and enhancement from the headwaters to the coast within the lake superior basin. UW madison division of extension will provide a staff person to focus fifty percent of their time to work cooperatively with the service in the project area to provide project coordination management leadership and meeting facilitation in the development of a conservation blueprint.