Captive Breeding of Attwater's Prairie Chickens

The Attwater's prairie chicken (APC) is a critically endangered grouse found in the coastal prairies of Texas.

Currently, fewer than 50 birds exist at three locations in the wild.

Efforts to propagate and release APCs into the wild have been ongoing since 1992 and 1996, respectively.


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In an effort to attain the goals established in the APC Recovery Plan (2010), captive breeding needs to continue in order to increase numbers in the wild.

APC breeding facilities must have success in rearing APCs and have 24-hr veterinary services capable of treating sick or injured APCs.

Facilities should be within 12-hours driving distance from APC release sites located along the mid- to upper Texas coast.

Since funding for this project is from a challenge cost-share source, facilities will be expected to match (1:1) the total funding with non-federal dollars (i.e., $145,530).
Related Programs

Challenge Cost Share

Department of the Interior


Agency: Fish and Wildlife Service

Office:

Estimated Funding: $145,530





Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
2009 Academic Year EPA Greater Research Opportunities (GRO) Fellowships for Undergraduate Environmental Study

Additional Information of Eligibility:
This is a single source award without competition.



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Agency Email:
terry_rossignol@fws.gov

Date Posted:
2012-06-05

Application Due Date:
2012-06-13

Archive Date:
2012-07-13


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