National fish and wildlife foundation nfwf respectfully requests 1 5 million in funding to support the renewal of nfwf and bureau of land management s BLM longstanding conservation partnership for…

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
L22AC00209
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$10,968,000

Award facts

Assistance listing
15.247 Wildlife Resource Management
Completion date 83% complete
Funding
  • $6,234,000.00 Federal
  • $4,734,000.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Washington, DC, USA

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Description

As the agency reported it.

National fish and wildlife foundation nfwf respectfully requests 1 5 million in funding to support the renewal of nfwf and bureau of land management s BLM longstanding conservation partnership for fiscal year 2022 FY22 nfwf has established landscape scale conservation programs around the country many of which have overlapping geographies with BLM lands, shared priorities with BLM headquarters national wildlife program, and historical inclusion of BLM as a key partner driven by science based goals, and for many of the geographies, business plans nfwf s programs bring together federal and non federal partners and priorities to generate requests for proposals rfps that leverage partner resources, solicit targeted projects, and generate robust annual grant slates tracked through metrics and scorecards for this FY22 partnership, BLM and nfwf will coordinate on and utilize approximately six of nfwf s programs and their rfps to solicit competitive projects that address shared BLM nfwf conservation priorities nfwf will work with BLM to ensure BLM s priorities are captured in each program RFP, will have BLM participate in the review committee for each program and provide recommendations for project funding, and will ensure that BLM funds only go to projects supported by the agency through these nfwf programs, and subsequently selected projects, BLM partnerships funds will be leveraged by nfwf and its partners with a minimum 1 1 in non federal funds nfwf will remove administrative burden from BLM by utilizing nfwf s grants management expertise and processes to establish subaward agreements and monitoring of subrecipient outcomes overall, nfwf will help bring other resources to BLM interests, create a streamlined process for funding targeted proposals across select geographies and species interests, and manage reporting to BLM across subrecipient project deliverables and metrics this approach will not only produce the strongest projects targeted to specific science based outcomes, but will be driven around efforts that protect biodiversity, conserve and restore priority

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $1,000,000 $1,000,000
Amendment $2,234,000 $2,234,000
Amendment $1,300,000 $0
Original award $1,700,000 $1,500,000

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Game & Fish Commission Wyoming Restore Wyoming sagebrush post House Draw Fire. Project will conduct aerial herbicide treatments for invasive annual grasses on seeded areas to promote… $60,000
Arizona Department Of Forestry And Fire Management Restore wildlife habitat and connectivity, reduce wildfire risk, protect water supplies, communities, infrastructure and improve forest resiliency. Project will… $269,629
Yurok Tribe Enhance meadow habitat for Roosevelt elk, and provide a stopover site both for dispersing elk from saturated populations and for the establishment of new… $166,393
Game & Fish Commission Wyoming Improve native sagebrush communities by aerially applying herbicide, primarily for control of cheatgrass, in priority wildlife habitat. Project will treat 9,700… $204,500
Colorado Department Of Natural Resources Improve habitat quality and permeability on sagebrush rangelands in northwest Colorado to benefit for the largest mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and greater… $125,500
Xerces Society Inc. Sustain the Monarch and Pollinator Habitat Kit Program to support monarch butterfly and other pollinators on public and private lands in California, the… $200,000
Year One, Inc. Establishing a Youth Crew to Remove and Improve Fencing in Priority Big Game Habitat (CO) $134,752
Pheasants Forever, Inc. Improve winter range habitat quality and migration corridors for mule deer in eastern Washington by implementing conservation and restoration projects in the… $101,565
Game & Fish Commission Wyoming Improve forage resources and connectivity between seasonal ranges for mule deer and a wide variety of other wildlife. Project will implement 13,530 acres of… $501,248
National Wildlife Federation Collaborate with federal and private partners to remove the threat of disease transmission from domestic sheep to priority bighorn herds and improve riparian… $159,641
The Mule Deer Foundation Support passage-success of migratory mule deer and elk, reduce animal-vehicle collisions, and simultaneously increase safety for motorists. Project will… $317,922
Arizona Elk Society Improve winter habitat quality for migrant and resident mule deer, elk and pronghorn. Project will restore a minimum of 650 acres of grasslands in Northern… $30,000
Crook County Soil & Water Cons Enhance understory conditions in sagebrush habitats, which will improve conditions for a host of species including sagebrush obligates, and improve migration… $190,609
Arizona Dept Of Game And Fish Restore historic Arizona grasslands to facilitate pronghorn genetic transfer, understory regeneration, erosion reduction, and prescribed fire regimes. Project… $85,000
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Increase migration corridor permeability on the Western Slope of Colorado to benefit elk, mule deer, and pronghorn. Project will remove 20 miles of… $66,769
Borderlands Restoration Network Establish a milkweed seed amplification plot to increase the availability of locally adapted seed and improve habitat connectivity for monarch butterflies and… $200,000
Pheasants Forever, Inc. Collaborate with federal and local partners to increase landscape permeability and enhance big game habitat in northern Montana. Project will improve 35 miles… $115,000
Game & Fish Commission Wyoming Improve forage quality and connectivity between seasonal ranges in Wyoming for mule deer and other wildlife. Project will improve 25.4 miles of fencing to… $335,628
Montana's Outdoor Legacy Foundation Work with landowners and organizations to improve big game habitat quality in southeast Montana via seasonal burning, conifer removal, weed management,… $32,237
Montana Conservation Corps, Inc. Restore and enhance wet meadows and mesic areas throughout north and central Montana by installing drought resilient structures, improving fence, and mitigating… $50,000
State Department Of Natural Resource Protect the Paunsaugunt mule deer herd by reducing wildlife mortality rates on Utah's US Highway 89 and removing hazardous fuels by removing invasive woody… $370,000
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Quick answers

Who received award L22AC00209?

L22AC00209 was awarded to National Fish And Wildlife Foundation by National Office (Bureau of Land Management) on September 1, 2022.

How much is award L22AC00209 worth?

$10,968,000 has been obligated on L22AC00209: $6,234,000 in federal funding and $4,734,000 in non-federal funding.

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