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Identify Species Vulnerable to Climate Change at Acadia National Park

Post Date

June 21st 2013

Application Due Date

June 26th 2013

This is NOT a request for applications; this is an announcement that an award has already been designated to SERC Institute for their work in identifying species vulnerable to climate change at Acadia National Park.

Funding Opportunity Number

NPS-13-NERO-0050

CFDA Number(s)

15.944

Funding Instrument Type(s)

Cooperative Agreement

Funding Activity Categories

Other

This is NOT a request for applications; this is an announcement that an award has already been designated to SERC Institute for their work in identifying species vulnerable to climate change at Acadia National Park.

Number of Awards

1

Eligibility Categories

Non-Profits With 501 (c) (3) Status With The IRS (Except Higher Education Institutions)

This is NOT a request for applications; this is an announcement that an award has already been designated to SERC Institute for their work in identifying species vulnerable to climate change at Acadia National Park.

Funding

  • Estimated Total Funding:

    $49549

  • Award Range:

    $49549 - $49549

Grant Description

This is NOT a request for applications; this is an announcement that an award has already been designated to SERC Institute for their work in identifying species vulnerable to climate change at Acadia National Park. In addition to the draft reports and final submission, the Cooperator will: 1. Develop and communicate stories describing local impacts of climate change on well-known species in Acadia National Park. 2. Develop three stories, in the form of narratives in written articles and public presentations, describing local impacts of climate on well-known species. These stories will be appropriate to be translated to other forms for inclusion on the website, exhibits, and ranger-led programs. 3. Provide three stories and links to at least four significant sources of historical data on the SERC Institute website. 4. Develop citizen science programs, with standard written protocols, designed to monitor species vulnerable to climate change and communicate climate change impacts to participants.

Contact Information

  • Agency

    Department of the Interior

  • Office:

    National Park Service

  • Agency Contact:

    Keith Zotti
    Partnership Program Specialist
    Phone 2155979153

  • Agency Mailing Address:

    ACAD_SERC

  • Agency Email Address:

    keith_zotti@nps.gov


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