Accessing Wildlife Habitat Restoration in Idaho

GrantID: 11469

Grant Funding Amount Low: Open

Deadline: Ongoing

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Eligible applicants in Idaho with a demonstrated commitment to Higher Education are encouraged to consider this funding opportunity. To identify additional grants aligned with your needs, visit The Grant Portal and utilize the Search Grant tool for tailored results.

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Idaho Wildlife Habitat Restoration Program

Idaho is known for its diverse wildlife and expansive natural landscapes, yet many of its ecosystems are facing severe threats from habitat loss and climate change. Over 50% of Idaho’s land is publicly owned, and significant wildlife populationssuch as elk, deer, and birdsdepend on these habitats. However, with recent reports indicating that Idaho has lost over 40% of its wetlands, conservation efforts are more critical than ever.

Undergraduate students pursuing biology in Idaho often find themselves disconnected from the practical application of their studies. Many students lack exposure to real-life conservation projects that could empower them with the experience and hands-on learning necessary to succeed in the field. This barrier can stymie the development of future biologists who are equipped to address the state’s urgent ecological challenges.

The Idaho Wildlife Habitat Restoration Program activates students by connecting them with wildlife habitat restoration projects that are grounded in biological research. By immersing students in real-world scenarios, this program not only enhances their understanding of ecological principles but also leads to measurable outcomes that positively impact Idaho's ecosystems. Students will engage with local ecosystems, gaining fieldwork experience that is essential for their careers while actively contributing to habitat restoration efforts.

This program aligns well with Idaho’s commitment to preserving its natural heritage while also educating the next generation of biologists. As students learn about the challenges facing local ecosystems, they become empowered to devise innovative solutions that can mitigate these impacts. In this way, the program aims to create a sustainable model for wildlife conservation that benefits both students and the environment.

In summary, the Idaho Wildlife Habitat Restoration Program addresses local barriers to biological education by providing important practical experiences, ultimately fostering a generation of conservation-minded professionals dedicated to preserving Idaho’s unique ecological landscape.

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