Fire Effects on Vegetation and Small Mammals in Mixed Scrub Grasslands on the San Andres National Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico
Post Date
August 9th 2010
Application Due Date
August 20th 2010
Funding Opportunity Number
NWRS-R2-22521-03
CFDA Number(s)
15.650
Funding Instrument Type(s)
Cooperative Agreement
Funding Activity Categories
Number of Awards
1
Eligibility Categories
Public and State Controlled Institutions of Higher Education
Funding
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Estimated Total Funding:
$22000
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Award Range:
$12000 - $22000
Grant Description
This announcement is for US Fish and Wildlife Service - San Andres National Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico, Region 2, FY 2010-2015. This announcement includes estimated total funding for this research grant; no guarantee is made that funding will be available as indicated in the Estimated Total Program Funding or Award Ceiling. First year funding is allocated in the amount of $12,000.00 and total estimated funding for $22,000.00 over a five-year period is based on availability of funds. Our goal is to determine the effects of single and multiple burns on vegetation in lower elevation rangelands in the San Andres Mountains in order to inform long-term vegetation management plans. Our specific objectives are to: 1) quantify vegetation cover, species composition, and ground cover on similar ecological sites with different burn histories, 2) quantify response of the small mammal community on similar ecological sites with different burn histories, and 3) compare individual and interactive effects of fire frequency and ecological site to evaluate the efficacy of using prescribed fire to meet vegetation and wildlife management goals in lower elevation grasslands on San Andres National Wildlife Refuge.
Contact Information
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Agency
Department of the Interior
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Office:
Fish and Wildlife Service
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Agency Contact:
Mara Weisenberger
Wildlife Biologist
575-382-5047 -
Agency Mailing Address:
mara_weisenberger@fws.gov
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Location:
Region 2
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