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We also like to see projects that
compliment activities on conservation
lands (e.
g.
National Wildlife Refuges)
or help resolve habitat impacts caused
by practices on adjacent lands.
Priority
projects include...
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PhotocourtesyoftheMunicipalityofAnchorage
We also like to see projects that
compliment activities on conservation
lands (e.
g.
National Wildlife Refuges)
or help resolve habitat impacts caused
by practices on adjacent lands.
Priority
projects include those that help address
species and habitat priorities that
have been identified by the Service
or in collaboration with the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game, are
sustainable over time, and are the most
cost effective.
Partners for Fish and Wildlife is a national program that was
established in 1987 to promote and implement habitat improvement
projects that benefit Federal Trust Species (e.
g.
migratory birds
and fish, marine mammals, endangered species) on private lands.
Introduced to Alaska in 1995, projects to date have focused on the
restoration of wetland, riparian and stream habitats.
While many winwin projects have resulted in restored habitat for the fish and wildlife
that make Alaska unique, there are many more habitat imp
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