Predictive Modeling of non-native species spread (distribution) based on current habitat suitability and environmental variables for National Wildlife Refuges in Mountain-Prairie Region (MT/WY/CO/UT/NE/KS/ND/SD).

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Predictive Modeling of non-native species spread (distribution) based on current habitat suitability and environmental variables for National Wildlife Refuges in Mountain-Prairie Region (MT/WY/CO/UT/NE/KS/ND/SD).: Invasive plant management for land managers is often extensive and overwhelming. Often, drivers of invasiveness are assumed to be similar across species, and that all require immediate attention. Depending upon the invasiveness of a species, habitat suitability and limited amount of resources available, land managers are uncertain how to prioritize limited resources for the most effective management strategy and with which species to work. Probabilistic maps that predict a species expected spread can be used to prioritize inventory areas, to select populations to monitor for the degree of invasiveness and/or whether the effect of management is best spent on particular locations versus others that may allow a larger window of time before the population expand beyond where eradication efforts would succeed. Predictive maps of spread can then be used to develop a population prioritization framework for most effective management when resources are limited. Currently, limited species information has been developed for this type of model. This partnership will provide NWRS presence/absence data over time and after treatment so that different spread models can be generated, and evaluate how the invasiveness of species populations varies across different environments. These data and analyses will provide for a model of predicted spread and management strategy prioritization framework for National Wildlife Refuge System Lands.
Federal Grant Title: Predictive Modeling of non-native species spread (distribution) based on current habitat suitability and environmental variables for National Wildlife Refuges in Mountain-Prairie Region (MT/WY/CO/UT/NE/KS/ND/SD).
Federal Agency Name: Fish and Wildlife Service
Grant Categories: Environment Natural Resources
Type of Opportunity: Discretionary
Funding Opportunity Number: FWS-R6-INVASIVEPLANTMANAGEMENT
Type of Funding: Cooperative Agreement
CFDA Numbers: 15.608
CFDA Descriptions: Fish and Wildlife Management Assistance
Current Application Deadline: May 31, 2010
Original Application Deadline: May 31, 2010
Posted Date: Apr 26, 2010
Creation Date: Apr 26, 2010
Archive Date: Jun 30, 2010
Total Program Funding: $275,000
Maximum Federal Grant Award: $55,000
Minimum Federal Grant Award: $3,000
Expected Number of Awards: 1
Cost Sharing or Matching: No
Applicants Eligible for this Grant
Others (see text field entitled "Additional Information on Eligibility" for clarification)
Additional Information on Eligibility
Applicant Eligibility: Applicants may be other Federal agencies, State agencies, local governments, Native American Organizations, Interstate, Intrastate, public nonprofit institution/organization, other public institution/organization, private nonprofit/organization, or any other organization subject to the jurisidiction of the United States with interests which support the mission of the Service on a cost recoverable basis. Beneficiary Eligibility: Federal agencies, State agencies, local governments, Native Americans, Interstate, Intrastate, public nonprofit institution/organization, other public institution/organization, private nonprofit/organization, or any other organization subject to the jurisdiction of the United States with interests which support the mission of the Service on a cost recoverable basis.
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