Northwest youth corps requests a total of $9,374.18 to fund its prineville BLM habitat restoration project

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
L25AC00532
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$13,548

Award facts

Assistance listing
15.243 Youth Corps
Completion date 54% complete
Originally
Funding
  • $9,374.18 Federal
  • $4,173.32 Non-federal
Place of performance
Oregon, USA

Award details come from USAspending.gov.

Description

As the agency reported it.

Activities
Nycs young adult program is for individuals ages 19-24. Crews camp for 9-10 weeks. A standard crew consists of five young adult members and one staff working an estimated 222 hours per week (37 HRS. Per person). Planned tasks include removal of himalayan blackberry on the lower deschutes river and tributaries. To carry out this project, all crewmembers are trained to safely operate hand and power tools. For their work, corpsmembers earn up to $600 per week and receive tent housing valued at $182 week all food (valued at $70 week) and a $1,824.07 americorps education award. NYC participants will work together under supervision of trained and experienced crew leaders, who assess actual against desired work outcomes, using prescribed protocols and specifications. Expected deliverables or outcomes:young adults will earn money as they remove blackberry along OAK canyon which covers a 4.5 acre area. OAK canyon is estimated to be 30% invaded by blackberry. The canyon is still denselypopulated by native shrubs and after the crews removal of blackberry these native plants will have a higher chance of recovering. The crew will use loppers, rakes, and brush cutters to cut back and mulch the vines on site.
Intended beneficiaries
Improvement of these areas allows prineville BLM to carry out its tasks of managing a broad network of trail restoration projects and recreational facilities on public lands, meetingappropriate safety standards for the public, and protecting natural resources. This projectsupports restoration of wildlife habitats that are essential for a balanced local ecosystem. Through this work, youth earn a stipend exceeding minimum wage while gaining importantprofessional skills. Through this project, NYC crews will complete conservation work in a costeffective manner, leaving BLM personnel to concentrate their resources on higher level planning and resource management activities.

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $0 $0
Original award $9,374 $4,173

Quick answers

Who received award L25AC00532?

L25AC00532 was awarded to Northwest Youth Corps by National Office (Bureau of Land Management) on September 25, 2025.

How much is award L25AC00532 worth?

$13,548 has been obligated on L25AC00532: $9,374 in federal funding and $4,173 in non-federal funding.

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