OBAC Picks Up an Extra $100 Grand
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PrinceGeorge, B.C.- The Omineca Beetle Action Coalition is getting another $100 thousand dollars from the Province to continue work on a strategy to meet the challenges posed by the mountain pine beetle epidemic.
In addition to unallocated funding, the Omineca Beetle Action Coalition (OBAC) will have approximately $550,000 of government funding to begin implementation of their recently completed mountain pine beetle (MPB)
mitigation report.
The future role and focus of the beetle action coalitions, including the OBAC, is to provide oversight and leadership in implementation of the recommendations of various MPB mitigation plans.
The OBAC is one of three regional beetle action coalitions, in addition to the Cariboo-Chilcotin Beetle Action Coalition and the Southern Interior Beetle Action Coalition.
"Affected communities have an active role in moving from planning to action in responding to the MPB epidemic," said Don Bassermann OBAC chair and Prince George councillor. "We as a board look forward to continuing to work
with our communities and other partners going forward."
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