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Nevada Receiving More Than $1 Million For Wildlife Restoration

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resource Conservation Service is giving more than $1 million to help fund wildfire restoration in Nevada.

Wildfires burned over one million acres this year, resulting in a significant loss of agricultural land and critical sage grouse habitat.

The USDA’s Natural Resource Conservation Service made $1.2 million available for landscape enhancement and restoration projects.

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The money will be awarded to eligible project applicants for seeding, sagebrush establishment, watering infrastructure and riparian improvements.

The NRCS will work in conjunction with the Nevada Conservation Credit System, a state mitigation program designed to offset impacts from manmade disturbances.