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Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress

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The Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress is an annual program hosted at the National Conservation Training Center in Shepherdstown. Managed by the Fish and Wildlife Service under the Department of the Interior, this initiative focuses on leadership and community adaptation for native youth. This opportunity is currently listed as a forecast with the NAICS code 923110. Primary points of contact for the program include Jennifer Hill and Small Business Specialist Josh Gordon.

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FWS forecast for Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress, NAICS code 923110.

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Department of the Interior → Fish and Wildlife Service

NAICS

923110 - Administration of Education Programs

Place of Performance

Shepherdstown, WV, USA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior → Fish and Wildlife Service

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Organization / AgencyDepartment of the Interior → Fish and Wildlife Service

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Jennifer Hill

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Josh Gordon

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Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress (NYCALC) Program that occurs annually at NCTC

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