BLM-National-Landscape-Restoration-Factsheet_05-30-2023v2.pdf
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This document appears to be a factsheet from the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) regarding a $161 million investment in 21 "Restoration Landscapes" across 11 western states. The funding, from the Inflation Reduction Act, will focus on ecosystem restoration and resilience on public lands, strengthening communities, advancing climate resilience, and collaborating with Tribal partners. The work will leverage an additional $40 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The key restoration features include creating climate resilience, enhancing recreation experiences, restoring riparian/wetland areas and stream hydrology, protecting native plants, and conducting fire/fuels treatments.
This factsheet is related to a federal grant opportunity from the BLM's National Operations Center (NOC) Threatened and Endangered Species Program, with a funding opportunity ID of L24AS00438. The cooperative agreement funding is available to a range of applicant types including state/local governments, non-profits, and Tribal organizations. The program is funded under the 15.246 Threatened and Endangered Species grant program and supports the administration's priorities around landscape restoration, climate change, and Tribal collaboration.
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U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
Restoration Landscapes
The Bureau of Land Management is infusing $161 million for ecosystem restoration and resilience on the nation’s public lands, as part of the Biden- Harris Administration’s Investing in America agenda.
The proposed work will focus on 21 “Restoration Landscapes” across 11 western states, restoring public lands, strengthening communities and local economies, advancing climate resilience and furthering our commitment to Tribal collaboration and partnership.
This once-in-a-generation funding from the Inflation Reduction Act will be invested in Restoration Landscapes selected for their ecological need, importance to communities, and potential for partnership, and will leverage about $40 million that the BLM has already deployed in Restoration Landscapes from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Work in Restoration Landscapes will be collaborative and partnership-driven, supporting coordinated investments from across the BLM – to maximize the return on investments, enhance durability, and multiply the impact of restoration efforts.
As the nation’s largest public lands manager, the BLM has restored millions of acres of public lands.
Focusing on Restoration Landscapes allows the BLM to concentrate the new and historic funding provided by these laws to engage in partnerships more efficiently, clearly articulate the agency’s vision for public lands, and multiply the return on restoration investments on behalf the American people.
Healthy Public Lands for Our Future
Pronghorn antelope roam the native grassland of the Las Cienegas National Conservation Area.
For more information, visit: www.blm.gov/infrastructure
Restoration Features Create Climate Resilience
Enhance Recreation Experiences
Restore Riparian/ Wetland
Restore Streams/ Hydrology
Protect native plants & remove invasive species
Conduct Fire/Fuels Treatments
Whitebark Pine planting in the Big Hole area in Montana.
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