Skiff Milkvetch Data Collection Project

Closed Posted Mar 7, 2017

Opportunity number: F17AS00150
Agency: Department of the Interior
Applications due: May 6, 2017 Originally Mar 14, 2017
Award size: Not on record

Opportunity facts

Assistance listings: 15.650 Research Grants (Generic)
Funding instrument: Grant
Category: Information and Statistics
Eligible applicants: State Governments

Independent School Districts

501(c)(3) Nonprofits

Higher Education Inst. (Private)

City/Township Governments

County Governments

Tribal Governments (Federally Recognized)

Higher Education Inst. (Public)

Opportunity details come from Grants.gov. Updated Mar 7, 2017.

Synopsis

2 versions

Update #2 · Latest · Mar 7, 2017

Tasks to be performed: Planningï¿½ Coordinate with this Service and solicit volunteers to lead field survey efforts insuitable habitat outside of the Hartman Rocks Recreation Area, and locationssouth of Hartman, near Beaver Creek, Cebolla Creek, and the Kezar Basin.ï¿½ Coordinate with volunteers to determine which locations each volunteer willsurvey at.ï¿½ Arrange camping accommodations for all survey participants.ï¿½ Coordinate with the Bureau of Land Management for any needed permits(camping).ï¿½ Secure, in cooperation with Federal and State agencies, transportation (4 wheeldrive vehicles) to get all participants to survey locations.ï¿½ Ensure that safety procedures are followed properly.ï¿½ Ensure that water is available to survey participants.Assessmentï¿½ Ensure that it is a good year to conduct surveys (if skiff milkvetch is in highabundance; coordinate with the Service).Surveysï¿½ Ensure that surveys are conducted during optimal times for plant detection (lateApril through mid-June; coordinate with the Service).ï¿½ Ensure that each survey team has a GPS units (can borrow from the Service orother agencies).ï¿½ Ensure that GPS units are working properly and are able to collect appropriatedata (coordinate with the Service if necessary).ï¿½ Ensure that each survey team understands how to use a GPS unit.ï¿½ Follow the Colorado Natural Heritage Programâ¿¿s survey protocols completely.ï¿½ Ensure that all siting forms are completely filled out.ï¿½ Collect information on existing and potential threats.Reportingï¿½ Compile all GPS data.ï¿½ Create shapefiles using GPS data.ï¿½ Summarize information collected on existing and potential threats.ï¿½ Prepare interim annual reports (provide draft reports to be reviewed by theService).ï¿½ Prepare a final report (provide a draft report to be reviewed by the Service).ï¿½ Submit report to the Service and CNHP.

Update #1 · Mar 7, 2017

Tasks to be performed: Planning ï¿½ Coordinate with this Service and solicit volunteers to lead field survey efforts in suitable habitat outside of the Hartman Rocks Recreation Area, and locations south of Hartman, near Beaver Creek, Cebolla Creek, and the Kezar Basin. ï¿½ Coordinate with volunteers to determine which locations each volunteer will survey at. ï¿½ Arrange camping accommodations for all survey participants. ï¿½ Coordinate with the Bureau of Land Management for any needed permits (camping). ï¿½ Secure, in cooperation with Federal and State agencies, transportation (4 wheel drive vehicles) to get all participants to survey locations. ï¿½ Ensure that safety procedures are followed properly. ï¿½ Ensure that water is available to survey participants. Assessment ï¿½ Ensure that it is a good year to conduct surveys (if skiff milkvetch is in high abundance; coordinate with the Service). Surveys ï¿½ Ensure that surveys are conducted during optimal times for plant detection (late April through mid-June; coordinate with the Service). ï¿½ Ensure that each survey team has a GPS units (can borrow from the Service or other agencies). ï¿½ Ensure that GPS units are working properly and are able to collect appropriate data (coordinate with the Service if necessary). ï¿½ Ensure that each survey team understands how to use a GPS unit. ï¿½ Follow the Colorado Natural Heritage Programâ¿¿s survey protocols completely. ï¿½ Ensure that all siting forms are completely filled out. ï¿½ Collect information on existing and potential threats. Reporting ï¿½ Compile all GPS data. ï¿½ Create shapefiles using GPS data. ï¿½ Summarize information collected on existing and potential threats. ï¿½ Prepare interim annual reports (provide draft reports to be reviewed by the Service). ï¿½ Prepare a final report (provide a draft report to be reviewed by the Service). ï¿½ Submit report to the Service and CNHP.

Files

File	Type	Posted
NOFO.pdf	PDF	Mar 7, 2017
oppF17AS00150-cfda15.650-instructions.doc	DOC document	Mar 7, 2017
oppF17AS00150-cfda15.650.pdf	PDF	Mar 7, 2017
NOFO.pdf	PDF	Mar 7, 2017

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