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MADISON (WKOW) -- The state Department of Natural Resources
is offering to help fund select conservation monitoring projects.
The DNR's Citizen-Based Monitoring Partnership Program
offers organizations seed money to start or expand volunteer monitoring
programs.
The agency picks anywhere from 18 to 25 programs each year to
receive up to $5,000. Since 2004, DNR
officials say 180 projects have benefited from $580,000 worth of funding.
Recent projects selected include stream monitoring in
Buffalo County, water quality monitoring in Fond du Lac County, mussel
monitoring on Eau Claire County streams and aquatic invasive species monitoring
in Shawano County.
The DNR is accepting project proposals through midnight on
April 26 and will notify the winners on May 24.