The wildlife restoration (WR)program management project provides program-level administration of and support for projects funded under the wildlife restoration program of the guam division of…

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 awarded a $296,000 Wildlife Restoration (WR) Formula Grant to the Guam Department of Agriculture (GDOA) Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources. The grant, effective from October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2025, provides program-level administration and support for approximately 16 individual WR projects under 8 grants managed by the division.

The key products and services delivered through this grant include:

• Supervision and oversight of project staff and implementation
• Maintenance of the WR program's building, vehicle fleet, and boat
• Coordination of performance reporting, funding application preparation, and submission (including for infrastructure development)
• Monitoring of native, non-native, and migrant species
• Control of invasive species
• Recovery efforts for endangered species

This grant is funded under the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration and Basic Hunter Education program (CFDA 15.611), which supports comprehensive wildlife conservation and outdoor recreation initiatives across the United States.

The wildlife restoration (WR)program management project provides program-level administration of and support for projects funded under the wildlife restoration program of the guam division of aquatic wildlife resources.activities include supervision and oversight of project staff and implementation maintenance of the WR programsbuilding, vehicle fleet, and boat coordination of performance reporting and preparation, planning, and submission of funding applications, including those for infrastructure development in support of program projects. There are approximately 16 individual WR projects within eight grants that monitor native, non-native, and migrant species, control invasive species, and recover endangered species.