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Habitat Restoration Grant Proposal

Habitat Restoration Portal Home • Grant overview • Request for Proposals (RFP) • Submission instructions

Important: (1) Your proposal will not be submitted until you go to the Review & Submit page and click the Submit button. (2) No changes can be made after you submit the proposal. (3) If you want to save an incomplete proposal and return later to submit it, click Save Data.

Project description:
Use this worksheet to completely describe the proposal. Make sure to clearly cover all the project criteria listed in the RFP. Please include:
  • Description of the original habitat type and the current habitat, Jump to description of the original habitat type and the current habitatgo to...
  • Size of the area to be restored, Jump to size of the area to be restoredgo to...
  • Species which will benefit from the restoration activity, Jump to species which will benefit from the restoration activitygo to...
  • Specific techniques and methods that will be used to restore the habitat, Jump to specific techniques and methods that will be used to restore the habitatgo to...
  • Monitoring plans, Jump to monitoring plansgo to...
  • Current ownership of the project area, Jump to current ownership of the project areago to...
  • Provisions to protect the restoration after completion of the project, Jump to provisions to protect the restoration after completion of the projectgo to...
  • Partners and community support, and Jump to partners and community supportgo to...
  • Permits needed (federal, state, and local) and which, if any have already been secured. Jump to permits needed (federal, state, and local) and which, if any have already been securedgo to...
Description of the original habitat type and the current habitat:
Size of the area to be restored:
Species which will benefit from the restoration activity:
Specific techniques and methods that will be used to restore the habitat:
Monitoring plans:
Current ownership of the project area:
Provisions to protect the restoration after completion of the project:
Partners and community support:
Permits needed (federal, state, and local) and which, if any have already been secured:
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