USDA APHIS has shared its Spending Plan to support 350 projects focused on invasive species detection, surveillance and mitigation. Thirteen projects were selected for funding in Washington, including nearly a […]
The USDA Office of National Tribal Liaison (ONTL) is offering a 90 minute training webinar for submitting grants using the ezFedGrant system. The “Introduction of ezFed Grant Webinar Training for […]
We are grateful to have been included in the 2022 Aquatic Invasives Species Workshop hosted by the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission at the WSU Vancouver campus. The event was […]
The Department of Interior has requested proposals for funding to manage invasive species. The Invasive Species Program of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) can provide funding to assist “Tribes […]
Many thanks to the organizers for including us in the Tomanamus Community Day. We appreciated the discussions and opportunity to learn from the community.
We appreciate the many discussions we had with communities at the September meeting of the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians. Please contact us if you would like to continue the […]
Many thanks to the hosts of the Northwest Intertribal Ag Council Meeting for the opportunity to share about our project in Pendleton.
USDA APHIS has opened their call for FY2023 Plant Protection Act Section 7721 Funding. Suggestions can be submitted from June 13 to September 2, 2022. Visit their webpage for more […]
WSU was awarded 77K to help WA Tribes raise awareness about invasive species from USDA APHIS Plant Protection Act Section 7721. USDA APHIS Funded project 5.0595 ‘Increasing Native Vigilance, Awareness […]