Based on the grant description, the following information would be required for the grant application:
1. Project proposal that clearly outlines the conservation tasks to be undertaken for high priority candidate species or other at-risk species.
2. Detailed description of how the project will reduce or eliminate identified threats to the species.
3. Demonstration of cooperative relationships with states, non-governmental organizations, private landowners, and other partners involved in habitat restoration, research, surveys, monitoring, or educational outreach efforts.
4. Explanation of how the project aligns with the Administration's priorities, including the Build Back Better framework, climate change mitigation, racial justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion, and the America the Beautiful initiative.
5. Clear evidence of the conservation benefit the project will provide, such as preventing listing of a candidate or at-risk species, improving their status, or contributing valuable information on their response to environmental changes.
6. Plan for enhancing partnerships with various stakeholders, leveraging resources and authorities with partners to maximize impact.
7. Description of how the project will aid in improving the conservation status of a species to avoid the need for listing, including scientific information collection, restoration actions, or preventing species extinction.
8. Explanation of how the project supports biodiversity efforts and addresses the goals outlined in Executive Order 14008: Tackling the Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad.
9. Identification of eligible species included in the candidate species list or at-risk species prioritized in the national listing work plan.
10. Compliance with 50 CFR 424.15 and inclusion in the Service National Listing work plan or identification as priority at-risk species.
11. Budget proposal and justification for requested funds, demonstrating the cost-effectiveness and efficient use of resources.
12. Assurance that the project will not involve land acquisition or easement purchase.
13. Confirmation that the project does not focus on NMFS-managed species.
It's important to note that additional information may be required depending on the specific application requirements and guidelines provided by the granting agency.
