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Accessing Funding for Wildlife Migration Projects

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posted on 2022-01-07, 16:15 authored by Kimber LoganKimber Logan, Travis Brammer, Hannah Mink, Bryce Nichols

The conservation of big game migration corridors is critical to the longevity of the species that utilize those corridors. In Wyoming, wildlife species, and big game species specifically, are essential to the state’s economy and sense of identity. To protect corridors, states and local governments rely heavily on funding from their own budgets. A comprehensive strategy will require more support from federal funding sources, to reduce the burden on state and local coffers. This project examines the dynamic of cooperative federalism with regard to corridor funding and provides a toolkit that state and local agencies can use to help access federal funding for migration corridor conservation.

History

Advisor

Buccino, Sharon

ISO

eng

Language

English

Publisher

University of Wyoming. Libraries

Department

  • Law - LAW
  • Environment and Natural Resources - ENR

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