Accessing Migratory Studies Funding in North Dakota

GrantID: 11881

Grant Funding Amount Low: $1,500

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $3,000

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Summary

If you are located in North Dakota and working in the area of Individual, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.

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Local Barriers Addressed by Interstate Data Sharing for Migratory Studies in North Dakota

In North Dakota, avian researchers face significant barriers related to the collection and sharing of migratory data. The state is home to critical migratory pathways and habitats for various bird species, but fragmented data across borders hampers effective conservation strategies. This funding initiative is aimed at overcoming these barriers by establishing a framework for interstate collaborations that facilitate data sharing among organizations, researchers, and governmental agencies.

Local researchers often struggle to access comprehensive migratory data, which can stymie efforts to track population trends and habitat use among migratory birds. In North Dakota, where rural landscapes are vast and often characterized by limited infrastructure, the significance of coordinated data sharing cannot be overstated. Ensuring that data about bird populations moving through North Dakota aligns with findings from neighboring states is crucial for developing effective conservation responses.

The funding aims to establish a regional partnership that supports the collection, analysis, and sharing of avian migratory data across state lines. By addressing the data-sharing barrier, the initiative will enhance the ability of researchers to compile a complete picture of migratory patterns and threats faced by these species. It will also facilitate a coordinated conservation agenda that aligns efforts across the Great Plains, an area significant for bird migration.

Implementation of this initiative will likely include the establishment of collaborative databases, joint research efforts, and sharing of best practices among states. Workshops and inter-state meetings will provide opportunities for stakeholders to discuss findings and strategies, ultimately contributing to a more comprehensive and interconnected understanding of bird migration.

This funding represents a forward-thinking approach to avian conservation in North Dakota and surrounding states. By fostering interstate collaboration, the initiative aims to create a unified conservation strategy that accounts for the complexities of migratory bird populations, addressing the pressing need for shared knowledge and coordinated action.

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