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BusinessDecember 11, 2000

Friends of the Cache River have received three grants for natural resource protection projects under the Illinois Conservation 2000 program. The largest grant was $300,500 for seedling purchases to plant 1,150 acres of conservation reserve program lands throughout Johnson and Pulaski counties in Southern Illinois. ...

Friends of the Cache River have received three grants for natural resource protection projects under the Illinois Conservation 2000 program.

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The largest grant was $300,500 for seedling purchases to plant 1,150 acres of conservation reserve program lands throughout Johnson and Pulaski counties in Southern Illinois. The group also received a $60,000 grant for channel restoration in the upper Cache River, near Vienna in Johnson County, and $15,000 to provide for a public access viewing platform about three miles east of Ullin, Ill., in Pulaski County.

Illinois Gov. George H. Ryan announced the grants recently.

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