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Access Fund Announces Spring 2024 Climbing Conservation Grants

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Access Fund Announces Spring 2024 Climbing Conservation Grants — Access Fund

Access Fund is pleased to announce $32,000 in new climbing conservation grants to tackle invasive species management, cliff ecology, trail work, educational signage, human waste solutions, and an acquisition.

Access Fund (www.accessfund.org)
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