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Colin Brooks

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Jan 5, 2012, 12:28:47 PM1/5/12
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The Community Grants program discussed below may be worth discussing as well at our January 12th meeting - maybe they would fund Phragmites control in terms of pond habitat restoration (?).
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Subject: Two Funding Opportunities through Sustain Our Great Lakes

 

 

Building capacity and partnerships to improve the watershed

 

Sustain Our Great Lakes

Dear Great Lakes partners,

Sustain Our Great Lakes is currently inviting applications for competitive funding through its Stewardship Grants Program and its Community Grants Program.  The Requests for Proposals are available at www.sustainourgreatlakes.org (Click on Apply).  Please consider submitting an application by the February 15, 2012 deadline.

The Stewardship Grants Program supports large-scale habitat restoration and enhancement projects that will have enduring and significant positive impacts on the ecological condition of the Great Lakes basin.  Grant awards will range from $150,001 to $1.5 million.

The Community Grants Program supports habitat restoration and enhancement projects that simultaneously: 1) improve local habitat conditions and 2) build local conservation capacity.  Grant awards will range from $25,000 to $150,000.

Sustain Our Great Lakes will host a 2012 funding opportunity webinar on January 11, 2012.  Webinar participants will learn about the Sustain Our Great Lakes funding priorities and application process, see examples of past projects, and receive tips for submitting competitive proposals.  The webinar will begin at 11 AM Eastern Time/10 AM Central Time and last for approximately 1 hour.  Webinar participants can register at:  https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/544871304

Please contact Todd Hogrefe, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, at 612-564-7286 or todd.h...@nfwf.org for more information.


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Jan 8, 2012, 5:44:59 PM1/8/12
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It can't hurt to ask.

Vicki Botek

carol and tom edsall

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Jan 9, 2012, 3:57:38 PM1/9/12
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Dear All,
 
How much work would it take to upgrade the dredging proposal we submitted last time? We have the explicit advice fom the EPA on how to do it, plus we have the endorsements from all of our important partners.I believe this would be of much greater importance to improving pond health than removing the Phragmites, which we can do without outside funding. Get those Boy Scouts fired up!!!
 
Tom Edsall
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