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Color Country Duncan Creek Restoration

Dates

End Date
2012
Start Date
2012

Summary

Background information. The Duncan Creek restoration area is located in Iron County, Utah. This area provides important habitat for mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), and an increasing number of homes are located in the wildland-urban interface. Restoration efforts are focused on both habitat improvement and fire/fuels reduction. Restoration in this area is ongoing; this case study focuses on restoration activities that occurred primarily in 2012. During this period, restoration was accomplished on 2,080 acres of public and private lands. The project was funded by a variety of private, State, and Federal cooperators, including the Bureau of Land Management, Mule Deer Foundation, National Wild Turkey Federation, and Sportsmen for Fish [...]

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Project Extension

parts
typeRestoration Type
valueWatershed and sagebrush restoration
typeTotal Project Expenditures (2014 dollars)
value$1,039,000
typeJob-Years
value18.4 (17.7 per $1M)
typeLabor Income (2014 dollars)
value$1,051,000 ($1.0M per $1M)
typeValue Added (2014 dollars)
value$1,372,000 ($1.3M per $1M)
typeEconomic Output (2014 dollars)
value$2,624,000 ($2.5M per $1M)
typePercent of Expenditures Spent Locally
value37%
typeLocal Project Expenditures (2014 dollars)
value$387,000
typeLocal Job-Years
value5.0
typeLocal Labor Income (2014 dollars)
value$284,000
typeLocal Value Added (2014 dollars)
value$367,000
typeLocal Economic Output (2014 dollars)
value$692,000
typeEconomy Extent
valueWestern States Economic Impacts

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