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Sitka Tribe reports $200,000 wildlife grant, $1 million ICDBG for supportive housing and $2.4 million LFPA award
Summary
Representatives of the Sitka Tribe of Alaska updated the Assembly on recent grants and tribal actions: a $200,000 tribal wildlife grant for AI-enabled monitoring at Redoubt Lake; a $1,000,000 Indian Community Development Block Grant to support a 12-unit permanent supportive housing project; and a $2.4 million Local Food Purchase Assistance
The Sitka Tribe of Alaska updated the Sitka Assembly Feb. 25 on grants and tribal activities, including conservation, housing and local food distribution programs.
Council chair Yeti Kuka (Sitka Tribe of Alaska) reported that the tribe’s Resource Protection Department received a $200,000 tribal wildlife grant and is proposing to partner with the Wild Salmon Center and the U.S. Forest Service to install AI-enabled video systems at Redoubt Lake to reduce in-season monitoring costs and support the Redoubt Lake sockeye salmon management plan. Kuka said the generated data…
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