This agreement is intended to provide land rehabilitation and maintenance (LRAM) assistance to richardson training area in support of the U.S. Army alaska (USARAK) integrated training area…

Palmer Soil & Water Conservation District will provide $212,985 in land rehabilitation and maintenance services on U.S. Army training lands in Alaska through October 2024 under a cooperative agreement awarded by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska. The agreement supports the Integrated Training Area Management program and its goal of conserving and rehabilitating natural resources on military installations, as outlined in the Conservation and Rehabilitation of Natural Resources on Military Installations program (CFDA 12.005). Specifically, Palmer Soil & Water Conservation District will deliver land rehabilitation and maintenance activities focused on preserving and improving fish, wildlife, and natural habitat areas associated with the Richardson Training Area. Palmer Soil & Water Conservation District has extensive experience providing similar services on Army lands through prior federal grants to support the Sikes Act and Integrated Training Area Management programs.

This agreement is intended to provide land rehabilitation and maintenance (LRAM) assistance to richardson training area in support of the U.S. Army alaska (USARAK) integrated training area management (ITAM) program.