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| 2008 Annual Report; 2008 Project List- by Agency: BLM, BOR, NPS, NRCS, USFS, USGS, USACE-CW- by University: CSU, CUB, CUD, UofC, MSU, SKC, UID, UM, USU, WSU, UW |
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2007 Annual Report; 2007 Project List- by Agency: NPS, BLM, USFS, USGS, BOR, NRCS - by Univeristy: CSU, CUB, CUD, UofC, MSU, SKC, UID, UMT, UNC, USU, WSU, UW
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| 2006
Annual Report; 2006 Project List-
by Agency: NPS,
BLM,
USFS, USGS,
BOR, NRCS
- by Univeristy: CSU,
CUB,
CUD, MSU,
SKC, UID,
UMT, UNC,
USU, UW |
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| 2005
Annual Report; 2005 Project List- NPS,
BLM,
USFS,
USGS,
BOR
NRCS |
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| 2004
Annual Report, 2004 Project List-
NPS, BLM,
USFS,
USGS,
BOR |
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| 2003
Annual Report; 2003
Project Summary; 2003 Project List- NPS,
BLM,
USFS,
USGS |
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| 2002
Annual Report; 2002
Project Summary; 2002 Project List- NPS,
BLM,
USFS |
| 2001
Annual Report |
| 1999
Annual Report |
| Template
for reporting RM-CESU projects |
| RM-CESU
Cooperative and Joint Venture Agreement 2004-2009 (pdf)
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| RM-CESU
Cooperative & Joint Venture Agreement 1999-2004
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Project
"Spotlight" |
University
of Montana Archeological Field School Locates the Historic
Town of Cinnabar in Yellowstone National Park
On June 25-July
27, The University of Montana archeological field school
in Yellowstone National Park discovered the lost town
of Cinnabar, Montana. During the course of the 5-week
field school – which was funded by the NPS RM-CESU
– the team excavated the remnants of three buildings
associated with Cinnabar, which was the Northern Pacific
train stop for Yellowstone National Park between 1883
and 1903. Doug MacDonald, field school director, produced
three newsletters on the MYAP project, which include
photographs of some of the archeological artifacts discovered
the field work.
MAYP
Newsletter #1; MAYP
Newsletter #2; MAYP
Newsletter #3
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Summary
of the Rocky Mountain Research Station (USFS)
Wolverine Ecology Study in Glacier National Park,
Montana
Over the last
few years, Jeff Copeland has headed up a team of
USFS-RMRS researchers in Glacier National Park to
collect
baseline data on wolverine population ecology. Read
More.
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- Project approval is noncompetitive
between partners.
- All projects must have direct relevance
to the RM-CESU
mission.
- Projects are collaborative between
partners, not contractual.
- Partner institutions agree to a 17.5%
overhead.
- Project funding may come from agencies
or institutions.
- Project funds may be transferred
between institutions or between an agency and an institution,
but not directly between agencies. Mechanisms other
than the CESU agreement are available for transferring
funds between agencies
For
information on starting a project using the RM-CESU agreement,
see "How
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