Trust Manager RFP
This Request for Proposals outlines the requirements and expectations for organizations seeking to serve as Trust Manager.
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Due February 15
The Montana Fish & Wildlife Conservation Trust was established by the U.S. Congress in 1998, funded by proceeds from the sale of cabin sites on Canyon Ferry Reservoir that had previously been leased from the Federal government.
Our Purpose:
Restore and conserve wildlife habitat
Restore and conserve fisheries habitat, including riparian habitat
Enhance public hunting, fishing and recreational opportunities
Improve public access to public lands.
Have a project that aligns with the Montana Fish & Wildlife Conservation Trust? You may be eligible to apply for a grant.
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