Fort Hunter Liggett Conservation Support
This grant opportunity supports habitat restoration and invasive species control using targeted goat grazing to conserve the federally endangered arroyo toad at Fort Hunter Liggett, California. The initial period of work is 18 months, split into 12 months for technical tasks and 6 months for administrative tasks, with potential for six additional 18-month phases depending on funding. Those int…
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