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2003 MAP AWARDS - Round 1
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CENTRAL COLORADO ROCKIES

Eagle County Youth Conservation Corps (CO)
Eagle County's Youth Land Stewardship Program White River NF
To help young people learn about forest management while they explore future career opportunities and assist the Forest Service with needed watershed restoration, fuels reduction, urban interface and general forest health restoration.
www.eagle-county.com

Colorado Fourteeners Initiative (CO)
2003 Partnership for Preservation Arapaho-Roosevelt, Pike-San Isabel NF
To coordinate a community-based effort to protect and preserve the ecosystems of Colorado?s 14,000-foot peaks in order to mitigate human impacts in these fragile ecosystems.
www.14ers.org

Wildlands Restoration Volunteers (CO)
WRV 2003 Restoration Projects on the ARNF Arapaho-Roosevelt NF
To engage nearly 400 adult and youth volunteers in a variety of important restoration and trail projects at twelve ARNF sites.
www.wlrv.org

Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (CO)
VOC 2003 USFS Partnership Projects Pike-San Isabel, Arapaho-Roosevelt NF
To involve more than 730 volunteers in the completion of five high priority projects that share a diverse array of community, economic, recreation and conservation benefits.
www.voc.org

Headwaters Trails Alliance (CO)
National Public Lands Day 2003 Arapaho-Roosevelt NF
To bring together volunteers from several community partners for a one-day event to benefit USFS lands and recreation. Several multi-use trails will be maintained and reconstructed to improve overall quality as part of this event.
www.headwaterstrails.com

Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers (CO)
Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers? 2003 Projects White River NF
To involve more than 225 volunteers in the completion of three trail restoration projects on the White River National Forest to help foster a sense of stewardship for public land in the citizens of the Roaring Fork community.
www.rfov.org

MULTIPLE SITES

Tamarisk Coalition (CO)
Tamarisk Control Equipment White River, Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, Gunnison NF
To purchase newly developed, specialized equipment to remove the damaging invasive shrub by hand and to make the equipment available at cost to private landowners, municipalities, counties, and state and federal agencies to significantly reduce the cost of treatment per acre.
www.tamariskcoalition.org

Student Conservation Association (CO, OR, MT)
SCA Fire Education Corps Arapaho/Roosevelt, Pike/San Isabel, Deschutes, Bitterroot NF
To expand and strengthen the Fire Education Corps-a national initiative to educate homeowners and communities about wildland fire danger, home fire protection, and defensible space.
www.sca-inc.org

National Network of Forest Practitioners (OR, MT, NC)
Building Community Capacity for Community-Based Forest Stewardship
To strengthen the capacity of the people, organizations, and businesses that practice community-based forest stewardship to solve problems, experiment with new approaches, compete in the marketplace, and work collaboratively with the FS. NNFP will hold meetings and workshops and conduct peer training with practitioners as part of this project.
www.nnfp.org

Continental Divide Trail Alliance (Regions 1,2,3,4)
2003 CDTA Public Outreach and Leadership Development
To significantly increase public knowledge, involvement, and leadership in CDTA activities through the implementation of Trailfest 2003, public presentations, websites, and the development of a CDTA affiliation program.
www.cdtrail.org

OREGON COASTAL/CENTRAL CASCADES

Oregon Youth Conservation Corps (OR)
Central Oregon Youth Community Corps-Summer 2003 Deschutes NF, Ochoco NF, Crooked River NG
To provide twenty-one youth with the opportunity to participate in a specially designed work-learn program that focuses on environmental stewardship work and leadership training.
www.oycc.state.or.us

Siuslaw Watershed Council (OR)
Roache Creek Stream and Wetland Restoration Siuslaw NF
To restore 1425 feet of stream and fence and reforest 15.4 acres of riparian area, as well as replace three fish passage culverts with one improved culvert.
www.siuslaw.org

Crooked River Watershed Council (OR)
McKay Creek Stream Restoration and Natural Channel Establishment Ochoco/Deschutes NF
To restore proper function to 2 miles of McKay Creek through channel reconstruction, installation of instream habitat structures, riparian fencing, and extensive riparian planting.
www.deschuteswatersheds.org/crwc/

OUTSIDE FOCUS AREAS

EarthCorps (WA)
Urban-Rural Youth Stewardship Initiative Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie NF
To promote the long-term stewardship of our natural resources through an urban/rural context, creating a program that brings urban, rural, and suburban youth together to restore natural spaces.
www.earthcorps.org

Midtown Neighborhood Association (WI)
Lynden Hill Reforestation Plan
To prepare a reforestation and forest management plan, implement the first phase of reforestation, and develop and present an educational module for community inner-city youth.


Watershed Research & Training Center (CA)
Hayfork Backcountry Volunteer Trails Program Shasta-Trinity NF
To restore the Southfork National Recreation Trail and other trails in the Yolla Bolla Wilderness Area through both local and regional volunteer and youth efforts. These projects will promote expanded recreational opportunities as well as necessary fuels reduction.
www.thewatershedcenter.org

Wallowa Resources (OR)
Salt Creek Sno-Park Multi-Purpose Building Wallowa Whitman NF
To construct a one-story multi-purpose building at Salt Creek Summit Sno-Park to provide a focal point for winter sports in the North Zone on the Wallowa Whitman National Forest. Utilize locally available small-diameter logs, and new construction technology, to promote new uses for this by-product of watershed restoration and fuels reduction treatments.
www.wallowaresources.org

Green Mountain Club (VT)
Bromley Mountain Shelter and Trail Relocation Green Mountain NF
To close and rehabilitate old backcountry campsites and hiking trails while building a new shelter and trail that will mitigate user conflicts and protect surrounding water quality.
www.greenmountainclub.org

SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS


American Chestnut Foundation (NC, TN)
American Chestnut Restoration Pisgah, Nantahala, Cherokee NF
To complete the inventory, pollination, planting, and education related to the restoration of the American chestnut to Southern Appalachian forests. TACF will also network with other organizations in the region, including colleges and Federal, state and private forestry groups, to organize re-planting within the next decade.
www.acf.org

Friends of the Festival, Inc. (TN)
Ocoee River Days Cherokee NF
To educate thousands about forest conservation and stimulate year-round regional visitation to the Ocoee Whitewater Center through Ocoee River Days, a unique festival that is helping to stimulate the regional economy.
www.riverbendfestival.com

Johnson County Trails Committee (TN, VA)
Laurel Creek Trail Project Cherokee, George Washington-Jefferson NF
To create a 6-mile multi-purpose trail in two adjoining national forests designed to provide enhanced recreational opportunities to rural, economically challenged communities.

Union County Commission (GA)
Walking Trail Chattahoochee NF
To expand and augment an existing walking trail to accommodate increased recreational use.
www.unioncounty.gov

Trout Unlimited (NC)
Linville Watershed Project Pisgah NF
To restore aquatic and riparian habitats in the Linville River watershed and return a self-sustaining brook trout fishery to the watershed.
www.tu.org

Georgia ForestWatch (GA)
Old Growth Survey and Outreach Program Chattahoochee NF
To gather valuable Old Growth data for the Chattahoochee National Forest using staff and volunteers, and to launch an outreach and community support program with a 'hands-on' approach.
www.gafw.org

SELWAY/BITTERROOT COMPLEX (MT, ID)


Bitter Root Land Trust (MT)

2003 Interface Initiative Bitterroot NF
To use the mechanism of conservation easements to reduce the number of homes in the residential-wildland interface and to promote fire-resistant construction, landscaping and forest management practices.
www.bitterrootlandtrust.org

Framing Our Community (ID)
Ragg Station Trail Restoration Nez Perce NF
To provide community members with 'hands-on' forest management skills while assisting the Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management, and private landowners with needed watershed restoration, fuels reduction, urban interface and forest restoration.

Montana Trout, Inc. (MT)
Pattee Creek Renaturalization Lolo NF
To create optimal habitat conditions for native westslope cutthroat trout by renaturalizing the stream channel of Pattee Creek, which empties into the Bitterroot River.

Clearwater Basin Weed Management Area (ID)
Early Detection and Inventory of Invasive Weeds in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Nez Perce, Clearwater NF
To implement a systematic and consistent approach to invasive plant surveys in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness and to use the collected data as a first step toward an effective management strategy for the river basis.

Montana Audubon (MT)
Cavity-Nesting Bird Survey and Fire Ecology Education Bitterroot NF
To involve citizen scientists in establishing long-term research and monitoring surveys for cavity-nesting birds in salvage-logged vs. unlogged post-fire habitat in the Bitterroot National Forest.
www.mtaudubon.org

National Wildlife Federation (ID, MT)
Habitat Sanitation for Bears in the Bitterroot Ecosystem Bitterroot, Clearwater, Nez Perce NF
To improve sanitation of human refuse in and near National Forest lands in the west prior to the return of grizzly bears to the Bitterroot ecosystem.
www.nwf.org
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