Building Digital Solutions Capacity in Wyoming
GrantID: 58122
Grant Funding Amount Low: $200,000
Deadline: October 16, 2023
Grant Amount High: $500,000
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Grant Overview
Digital Solutions for Wyoming's Remote Fishing Communities
In Wyoming, many remote fishing communities face unique challenges due to limited infrastructure and a lack of access to real-time data necessary for effective fisheries management. The vast distances between populations and the few available communication resources create barriers to efficient information sharing. These challenges are particularly pronounced in the state's less populated areas, where there is often a significant reliance on local fisheries for both subsistence and economic activity.
Local fishermen in Wyoming, particularly those in frontier counties, frequently experience communication bottlenecks that inhibit their capacity to monitor and report on fish populations accurately. The U.S. Census Bureau indicates that over 35% of Wyoming's population lives in areas designated as frontier, reflecting the isolation that characterizes many fishing communities. Without adequate access to data regarding fishery conditions and regulations, local fishermen may find it increasingly difficult to comply with state and federal mandates, thereby putting their livelihoods at risk.
The focus of this funding opportunity is to enhance the capacity of Wyoming's remote fishing communities by implementing a cloud-based data management system designed specifically for their needs. This technology will facilitate real-time information sharing among fishery managers, local fishermen, and other stakeholders, allowing for better decision-making and compliance with regulations. This initiative aims to eliminate geographical isolation by improving connectivity in Wyoming’s mountainous terrain, thereby streamlining communication channels and enhancing collaboration in fisheries management.
Furthermore, the funding program emphasizes the importance of developing a contextual understanding of Wyoming's fishing landscape. As the state grapples with unique environmental factors such as elevations over 4,000 feet and limited aquatic habitats, the tailored implementation of digital solutions is crucial. This specificity sets Wyoming apart from its neighbors, where geographical challenges differ and technological solutions may not be as urgently needed. More than just a technical upgrade, this initiative aspires to strengthen community resilience and self-sufficiency among Wyoming's fishing populations through enhanced data management and stakeholder engagement.
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