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    $6.9 million awarded to partners for Chesapeake Bay watershed conservation

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    $12.5 million awarded to partners for Delaware River watershed conservation

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    NFWF Announces $401,800 in New Grants to Combat White-Nose Syndrome in Bats

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$6.9 million awarded to partners for Chesapeake Bay watershed conservation
$12.5 million awarded to partners for Delaware River watershed conservation
NFWF Welcomes John A. Tomke as Board Chair