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Denver -- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in September awarded more than $13,000 in grants to help fund two environmental education projects in North Dakota.
"Some of the most significant work accomplished in environmental protection happens at the state and local level,” said EPA’s Region 8 Administrator, Robert E. Roberts. “We are pleased to be able to offer this financial assistance to support the worthy and important environmental education projects at that level.”
The Environmental Education Grant Program is sponsored by the EPA's Office of Environmental Education. Since 1992, EPA Region 8 awards about $180,000 each year in grant funding for environmental education programs.
Eligible applicants include local education agencies, state education, or environmental agencies, college or universities, Tribal education agencies, not-for-profit organizations and noncommercial educational broadcasting entities.
This year’s recipients are:
North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department - $2,350
Kathy Duttenheffner, 1600 E. Century Ave. Suite 3, Bismarck, N.D., 58503-0649
Ecosystems and Stewardship Environmental Education Traveling Trunk Program
North Dakota Multi-County Special Projects Consortium - $10,768
Dawn Rorvig, 1444 East Gateway Circle #10, Fargo, N.D., 58103-3635
Multi-County Habitat Project
For project descriptions, please visit our Web site at:
www.epa.gov/region8/env_ed/grants/recip.html
For more information about the 2005 EE Grant Program, please visit our Web site at:www.epa.gov/enviroed/grants_apply.html
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