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To apply for the Research and Development of Biotechnological Tools for White-nose Syndrome grant, the following information will be required:

1. Project title

2. Project summary/abstract

3. Project duration (start and end dates)

4. Applicant organization details (name, address, contact information)

5. Principal investigator/coordinator details (name, position, contact information)

6. Collaborating organizations, if applicable

7. Project objectives (specifically addressing Objective 1 and Objective 2 mentioned in the grant description)

8. Proposed methods and approach for achieving the objectives

9. Budget breakdown, including itemized costs for personnel, equipment, supplies, travel, etc.

10. Project timeline or work plan

11. Information on previous experience or expertise related to WNS, fungal pathogens, invasive species, wildlife diseases, and biotechnology

12. Any preliminary data or findings supporting the feasibility of the proposed project

13. Potential impacts or benefits of the proposed project

14. Plans for dissemination of project results and sharing with relevant stakeholders

15. Contact information for a member of the Service's WNS coordination team that was contacted during project development.

It is recommended to review the application guidelines provided by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service or the specific funding opportunity announcement to ensure all required information is included in the application.

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