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(Migratory Bird)
15.655
Working with others to conserve, enhance, and better understand the ecology and habitats of migratory bird species.
This chart shows obligations for the program by fiscal year. All data for this chart was provided by the
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The program will continue to develop and implement conservation plans similar to prior fiscal years. The program continued to work with partners in the development and implementation of conservation plans that contribute to improving the health of migratory bird species and their habitats, and increasing opportunities for and access to outdoor recreation. The program also supported monitoring activities that provide critical data that allows the establishment of migratory bird hunting seasons that, in turn, provides hunting opportunities.
In FY18, the program issued 30 awards through its continued work with partners in the development and implementation of conservation plans that contribute to improving the health of migratory bird species and their habitats, and increasing opportunities for and access to outdoor recreation. The program also supported monitoring activities that provide critical data that allows the establishment of migratory bird hunting seasons that, in turn, provide hunting opportunities.
In FY19, the program issued 23 awards through its continued work with partners in the development and implementation of conservation plans that contribute to improving the health of migratory bird species and their habitats, and increasing opportunities for and access to outdoor recreation. The program also supported monitoring activities that provide critical data used in the establishment of annual migratory bird hunting seasons that, in turn, provide hunting opportunities for the American public.
In FY20, the program issued 25 awards through its continued work with partners in the development and implementation of conservation plans that contribute to improving the health of migratory bird species and their habitats, and increasing opportunities for and access to outdoor recreation. The program also supported monitoring activities that provide critical data used in the establishment of annual migratory bird hunting seasons that, in turn, provide hunting opportunities for the American public.
In FY21, the program issued 35 awards through its continued work with partners in the development and implementation of conservation plans that contribute to improving the health of migratory bird species and their habitats and increasing opportunities for and access to outdoor recreation. The program also supported monitoring activities that provide critical data used in the establishment of annual migratory bird hunting seasons that, in turn, provide hunting opportunities for the American public.
Program issued 15 awards through its continued work with partners in the development and implementation of conservation plans that contribute to improving the health of migratory bird species and their habitats and increasing opportunities for and access to outdoor recreation. The program also supported monitoring activities that provide critical data used in the establishment of annual migratory bird hunting seasons that, in turn, provide hunting opportunities for the American public.
The program will continue to conduct conservation and monitoring activities like prior years, including using vehicles like the Urban Bird Treaty to expand outreach efforts and activities to better reach under-served communities. The program will also award $100,000 to further our understanding of conditions that affect webless species of migratory birds.
No current data is available.
Single Audit Applies (2 CFR Part 200 Subpart F):
For additional information on single audit requirements for this program, review the current Compliance Supplement.
OMB is working with the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) and agency offices of inspectors general to include links to relevant oversight reports. This section will be updated once this information is made available.
