OpportunityTitle: Cultural Resources Education and Public Outreach In Idaho
AdditionalInformationOnEligibility: Cost Sharing or Matching: Yes, non-federal partners are expected to match BLM CCS funds at or near 1:1 for their respective projects. If there is more than one non-federal partner for a project than their total contribution can be combined to meet the 1:1 cost share goal.   If more than one project is funded with the same partner than the 1:1 match would apply to the total for all of the cooperative projects that fiscal year.  Partners can match BLM funds in a variety of ways: The non-federal match may include cash; in-kind goods, services or labor; or project materials. If volunteers are used then labor contributions should be calculated using www.independentsector.org.  Applicants should use local rates for other in-kind valuation of contributions (equipment operators, equipment use, professor salaries). The match will be explained in the project proposal and listed on the budget attachment.
Description: The program will help foster, educate, protect and manage prehistoric and historic resources. The program will also promote public education and awareness of the significance of the cultural heritage, history and archaeological resources on public lands in Idaho.
GrantorContactEmailDescription: melinda_ritacco@blm.gov
GrantorContactText: Melinda D Ritacco, Grants Management Officer, 208-373-4018&lt;br/&gt;melinda_ritacco@blm.gov&lt;br/&gt;