Compliance Pathways for Idaho Wildlife Projects
GrantID: 74814
Grant Funding Amount Low: $25,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $50,000
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Grant Overview
Idaho's universities hold limited specialized compliance infrastructure for wildlife-related research permits across multiple federal and state jurisdictions. Boise State University and the University of Idaho maintain core permitting staff, but these teams handle an average of 120 applications annually with only three dedicated compliance officers statewide.
Faculty in wildlife biology departments at these institutions manage overlapping requirements from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, U.S. Forest Service Region 1 and 4 offices, and Bureau of Land Management field stations. Processing times average 14 weeks for projects spanning both the Snake River Plain and northern panhandle forests.
This research grant opportunity is aimed at empowering academic faculty at universities or recognized research institutions in select regions. Award amounts typically fall between twenty-five thousand and fifty thousand dollars per project, with two grants available in the current cycle. These funds support innovative research in technical areas that can extend to modeling and verification methodologies for habitat data collection.
Idaho Wildlife Research Compliance Pathways
Proposals must list current memoranda of understanding with at least one federal land management district and detail software verification steps for tracking species movement data collected under state tagging regulations. Unlike Montana submissions, Idaho reviews require documented coordination with the Office of Species Conservation prior to field seasons.
Awarded projects receive priority when they include plans for depositing datasets with the Idaho Fish and Wildlife Information System rather than external repositories. Faculty must confirm institutional review board approval timelines align with the state's annual permit renewal cycle ending March 31.
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