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White-nose Syndrome National Response Implementation
Posted
2/26/20
Assistance Listing Number
15.684
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Fish and Wildlife Service
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F22AP00121
IOWA FY21 WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME
Iowa Department Of Natural Resources
Project Grant
$28.6k
1/1/22
8/15/24
F23AP03293
LIKE MANY STATE AGENCIES CHARGED WITH MANAGING BAT POPULATIONS, TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT (TPWD) SUFFERS FROM A LACK OF CAPACITY. WHILE TEXAS BENEFITS GREATLY FROM FEDERAL FUNDING, OUR INTERNAL REGULATIONS AND CAP ON FULL TIME EMPLOYEES PREVENTS TPWD FROM CONDUCTING ADEQUATE FOLLOW-UP ON THE STUDIES WE FUND AND PROJECTS WE CONDUCT WITH BOTH STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDING. WHILE WE BOAST LARGE DATASETS OF CAPTURE DATA, ACOUSTIC DATA, AND MOVEMENT DATA, THE DAILY NEEDS OF THE BAT BIOLOGIST POSITION DO NOT FACILITATE EFFECTIVE DISSEMINATION OF RESULTS AND THUS OUR EFFORTS ARE NOT PROVIDED TO THE BROADER COMMUNITY. THUS, WE INTEND TO LEVERAGE OUR STRONG RELATIONSHIPS WITH IN-STATE INSTITUTIONS TO ADVANCE OUR DATA ORGANIZATION, DATA ANALYSIS, SPECIES RANKINGS, AND SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS. WE REQUEST FUNDING THIS YEAR TO FUND A CONSERVATION OUTCOMES COORDINATOR IN COLLABORATION WITH TEXAS A M UNIVERSITY AGRILIFE EXTENSION.
Texas Parks And Wildlife Department
Project Grant
$49.6k
9/1/23
5/14/24
F20AP12100
FY19 - F19AS00231 WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME RESEARCH GRANTS
University Of Waterloo
Project Grant
$280.1k
12/31/20
2/5/24
F24AP02968
SINCE THE INCEPTION OF THIS MULTI-YEAR GRANT PROGRAM, BASELINE BAT POPULATION, CRITICAL BAT HABITAT, AND WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME (WNS) SURVEILLANCE INFORMATION HAS BEEN COLLECTED, ANALYZED, AND REPORTED BY OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (ODFW) FIELD STAFF. THESE EFFORTS ARE IMPORTANT IN OREGONS CONSERVATION STRATEGY TO COMBAT THE INCURSION OF WNS IN BATS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. THE 2024-25 PRIORITY OBJECTIVES LISTED IN THE RFP BY THE USFWS INCLUDE: 1) CONDUCT, PARTICIPATE IN, AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR WNS TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT RESEARCH PROJECTS 2) CONDUCT POPULATION MONITORING AND DISEASE SURVEILLANCE, 3) CURTAIL THE SPREAD OF PD THROUGH IMPLEMENTING DECONTAMINATION AND CONTAINMENT STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING RISK AT BAT ROOSTS, 4)BUILD AND MAINTAIN LOCAL EXPERTISE FOR LONG-TERM CAPACITY TO ADVANCE MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING OF BATS, 5) ENGAGE WITH WORKING GROUPS, COMMITTEES, WORKSHOPS, AD MEETING OF THE WNS NATIONAL RESPONSE TEAM. DURING THIS FUNDING PERIOD, OREGONS PRIMARY EFFORTS FOCUS ON PRIORITIES 1-5 WHILE ALSO ADDING TO THE OREGON CONSERVATION STRATEGY EFFORTS RELATED TO BAT CONSERVATION AND WNS. THE LISTED PRIORITIES IN THIS YEARS RFP ARE INTEGRATED INTO THE PLANNING, MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES, AND ACTIONABLE FIELD OPERATIONS OF THE ODFW WILDLIFE HEALTH LAB PROGRAM (WHLP).
State Of Oregon Department Of Fish And Wildlife
Project Grant
$45.0k
7/1/24
8/29/24
F20AP12071
OREGON WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME IN BATS 2020-2021
State Of Oregon Department Of Fish And Wildlife
Project Grant
$27.7k
10/1/20
7/12/22