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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Tribal Wildlife Grant Program Jonathan Snapp-Cook Carlsbad Fish and Wildlife Office Jonathan_Snapp-Cook@fws.gov (760) 431-9440 ext. 233 Goal of the Tribal Wildlife Grant Program Provide financial assistance

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Tribal Wildlife Grant Program Jonathan Snapp-Cook Carlsbad Fish and Wildlife Office Jonathan_Snapp-Cook@fws.gov (760) 431-9440 ext. 233
Goal of the Tribal Wildlife Grant Program  Provide financial assistance to federally recognized tribes to support the development and implementation of programs that benefit fish, wildlife, and native habitats.
Activities may include, but are not limited to…  Planning  Management  Research  Surveys  Public education *Create a story or narrative to tell why your project is important to your Tribe.
TWG Scoring Criteria  Resource Benefit (30 points)  Capacity Building (25 points)  Performance Measures (20 points)  Work Plan (10 points)  Budget (10 points)  Contributions and Partnerships (5 points) *T ell the reader how this project benefits natural and cultural resources from the perspective of your Tribe.
Eligibility for Tribal Wildlife Grants  Only federally recognized tribes  Non-Tribal entities must be subcontractors  TWG projects 1-3 year timelines  TWG is not a long-term funding source
Planning for Climate Change  At this time, no “extra” points are given for projects that relate to climate change.  A TWG could… ▪ Develop a Climate Adaptation Plan ▪ Implement action to assist species that may be effected by climate change ▪ Conduct public education to address climate change
Suggestions for TWG Proposals that address Climate Change  Connect climate change to natural and cultural resources that are significant to the tribe.  Make the connection between a restoration project and regional or landscape goals related to climate change.  Discuss how planning for climate change will increase your tribe’s self-sufficiency in fish and wildlife resource management.  Conduct on-the-ground projects that will make your tribe more resiliant to the effects of climate change.
Tips…  Coordinate proposal with local USFWS Field Office  Build partnerships with other Tribes, agencies, and organizations (USFWS, NRCS, State)  Apply, even it you don’t get the grant the first year you apply, you will get feedback on your application.
How to apply…  Download the 2016 Application Kit – www.fws.gov/nativeamerican/grants.html  Applications due in October 30, 2015  Contact Damion Ciotti for assistance: Damion Ciotti Tribal Grant Coordinator, Pacific Southwest Region U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 11641 Blocker Drive, Suite 110 Auburn, CA 95603 530-889-2327 Office

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