BLM (NV) Range Management Project -- Using Plant Genetics to Improve Range Restoration
ArchivedBureau of Land Management
Description
The purpose of this program is for the BLM and its partner to work cooperative to enhance understanding of rangeland resources and ecological processes that are the basis of healthy rangeland by using next generation genetic sequencing and molecular analysis coupled with common garden experiments to better understand local seed adaption and identify the most successful seed types and the most cost effective treatments in order to reduce the need to repeat treatments of rangeland impacted by wild land fire, grazing, invasive species establishment, and drought.
Who can apply
- Unrestricted
Contact
Grants Management Specialist Amy Marshall (775) 861-6593<br/>amarshall@blm.gov<br/>
amarshall@blm.gov
- PostedJul 16, 2018
- ClosesAug 16, 2018
- Award floor$5,000
- Award ceiling$70,000
- Program funding$210,000
- Expected awards1
- CFDA15.237
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